To address the deeper problem, we can potentially make use of fundamental understanding of the mechanism by which torsade-like arrhythmias are generated, and the ability to assess in vitro drug effects on the machinery derived from humans.
The crowded nature of the public health curriculum, and the nature of students participating in it, required us to devise and develop a short course, and to use techniques, that were likely to provide both a relatively efficient introduction to the processes, content and methods involved in the field of ethics; and make use of the understanding and experiences of our likely participants.
They make use of clients' lack of understanding of complex investing and other financial options to direct them to financial products that are not in their interest, but rather in the interests of the advisor.
For example, this was made use of for understanding gene interaction modules in C. elegans early embryogenesis [6] as well as LIN-12-Notch signalling and the actin cytoskeleton pathways [31].
These results demonstrate the usefulness of a new animal model for studying the carcinogenic action of dietary arsenite on skin exposed to UVR and should contribute to understanding how to make use of animal data for assessment of human cancer risks in tissues exposed to mixtures of carcinogens and cancer-enhancing agents.
New research themes have been addressed, such as how to make use of molecular level information for the understanding of the problem of migration at large distances.
Third, we make use of in silico evolution as an approach to understanding the behaviours of the models.
For far-sighted organisations, developing the skills and understanding required to make use of these emerging technologies now could pay dividends in the future.
Savvy leaders make use of existing cultural strengths and have a nuanced understanding of how to initiate change.
More than 1 million viewers claim to make use of TV signing for the hearing impaired - despite only 66,000 understanding sign language.
Make use of misdirection.
