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But by showing that the neurons are intact, except for the stricken gene, the finding may encourage new approaches.

Since so many small banks have now tapped LTRO, hopes are rising that as well as slowing the pace of bank deleveraging and propping up sovereign-bond markets, the liquidity may encourage new lending to the real economy.It might, but all that money could also have nasty long-term side-effects.

Ambient air quality was recently ranked as the highest environmental health risk in the country [7], which in itself may encourage new research to understand how reducing emissions from specific sources could benefit air quality.

For one, a switch to electric vehicles may encourage new coal-fired power generation.

By specifically instructing UN members to "distinguish between the territory of the state of Israel and the territories occupied since 1967", it may also encourage new boycotts and sanctions.

In America, the economic trends toward self-sufficiency and manufacturing recovery may encourage a new phenomenon: liberal isolationism, as the country reverts to its default aversion to "foreign entanglements".

The synergetic effect of 0D and 2D structures may encourage designing new catalysts systems for special application.

Microsoft may have done a lot to encourage new people to buy the Xbox One by removing the Kinect from the basic bundle and dropping the price by $100 accordingly, but it still can't catch up to the PlayStation 4. According to new numbers from NPD, Sony's is the top-selling U.S. next-gen console for June, which marks the sixth month in a row it has collected that honor.

To encourage new growth, you may want to prune back the upper stems of these perennials each spring.

Do not give roses fertilizer after the middle of August as it will encourage new growth that may not mature in time for winter weather.

7 Recent laboratory studies have also suggested that NPWT may stimulate the release of 'cytokines' that encourage new blood vessel formation.