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Indeed, the availability of migration data for additional countries may enable further improvements of the predictive power of the gravity models used to estimate the internal migration flows.
The facile synthesis of Michael-additional, disulfide containing HPPAE HA hydrogel may enable further development of hydrogel matrices potentially suitable for tissue engineering and drug delivery applications.
However, once writing has changed, it may enable further changes in society.
The reevaluation of QTLs from FR13A and moderately tolerant varieties lacking SUB1A-1 may enable further improvement of submergence tolerance.
Moreover, comparative analysis of gut microbiota may enable further novel vision into the complex biology of AD, which is very important in order to take preventive measure such as early diagnosis, identification of new therapeutic targets and development of novel drugs.
This may enable further improvement of deconvolution-based super-resolution techniques [42], [43] by allowing modulation of the point-spread function during imaging.
The technique is straightforward, easily feasible and may significantly enable further investigations of the initiation, maintenance and therapeutic modulation of acute neuroinflammation.
This new theoretical foundation will clarify neural mechanisms of learning and memory with an explicit dynamical neuronal network model, which may help enable further study of hippocampal functions in health and disease.
Continuing efforts by international consortia to increase cohort sizes for various adverse drug reactions may still enable further progress to be made using a GWA approach.
Based on our results, this genetic engineering strategy may also enable further optimization of A. sojae as a microbial biomanufacturing platform for pectinolytic enzymes, e.g., by iterative cycles of mutagenesis.
Such work may also enable further exploration of the mechanisms of social regulation, into how it might be developed and how it might result in improved self-regulation [ 68, 114].
