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These results demonstrate that immature human oocytes derived from stimulated ovaries can achieve maturation and early embryonic development in vitro, especially in the new IVM-medium, which may allow additional embryos to be produced for clinical use at embryo transfer.
This may allow additional opportunities for H5N1 virus adaptation to human-to-human transmission posing potentially new threats to public health.
Introduction of a lysine residue may allow additional polar contacts with highly negatively charged substrates.
Conversely, a delay in initiation of ART may allow additional AIDS-defining illnesses to manifest.
The slower development of mammary tumors in the C57Bl/6 background compared with the FVB/N background [ 9] may allow additional tumor-stromal cell and/or tumor-epithelial cell interactions to take place.
Finally, newer formulations of antiretroviral agents may allow additional options for one-pill, once-daily dosing or allow less frequent dosing than once-daily, perhaps as infrequently as once-monthly or once-quarterly parenteral dosing.
Hence, the driving simulator experience, as designed in this study, may not allow additional attentional benefits, as previously demonstrated by Roenker and colleagues [42].
Further studies with mutated constructs may also allow additional characterisation of the binding mode when crystal structures are not available.
The Transportation Security Administration said people flying to the United States "may want to allow additional time to get through security" and advised checking with airlines and airports abroad.
Larger GWAS may in theory allow additional SNPs to achieve this threshold.
"This represents the single biggest expansion in the quality and quantity of addiction treatment this country has seen in 40 years," Dr. Humphreys said, adding that the new federal health care law may allow an additional 30 million people who abuse drugs or alcohol to gain insurance coverage and access to treatment.
