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Based on these properties, HIV-1/SB vectors may become valuable tools for genetic engineering and therapeutic gene transfer.
Our technique offers solutions to problems that are common in developing countries but may become valuable in any setting following an isolated X-ray guidance failure.
We expect that this work can provide new and important information regarding the behavior of these objects that may become valuable for the design of new photonic devices.
That will cost you $4,000 in management fees, but with the management company behind you, that worthless lease may become valuable.
Therefore, the G. bursa-pastoris seaweed, due its easily accessible source of natural antioxidant molecules, may become valuable for the development of therapeutic products, food supplement, and pharmaceutical applications.
Taken together, we believe the activation of nAchRs has a potential positive role to play in regenerative medicine, and may become valuable for improving hESC-EC survival and, ultimately, therapeutic efficacy.
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These companies, and others, may now become valuable acquisition targets as the big players look to improve their position in the coming legal battles and the inevitable countersuits.
These cystine knot miniproteins may therefore become valuable scaffolds for the design of a new generation of tryptase inhibitors.
These proteins may therefore become valuable additions to the in vivo imaging toolkit.
Identification of relevant SNPs in critical genes involved in angiogenesis may therefore become valuable tools in assessing risk or predicting cancer response to therapy or prognosis.
Especially for small populations, which are highly relevant e.g. for conservation genetics [ 41], and questions relating to development through time rather than just the long-term equilibrium, such Markov chain models may thus become valuable tools.
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