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Knoxville — which says the stimulus money may help accelerate or expand its program — hopes to reduce the city's energy bills as much as 25percentt, and the city is "definitely on the front end of the wave as far as efficiency and municipalities addressing efficiency," said John Plack Jr., a director of project development for Ameresco, which is conducting the Knoxville energy audit.

It also provides limited redundancy against flywheel failure and may help accelerate testing and calibration.

Carbonic anhydrase (CA) can efficiently catalyze the interconversion between CO2 and HCO3−, which may help accelerate karst processes.

The key characteristic of this nitinol staple exploits its superelasticity to constantly unload stress over great strains (Duerig et al. 1999), bringing with it the potential to provide immediate and sustained active compression which may help accelerate bone healing by closing any gap present or formed including those produced by osteoclastic resorption (Yang et al. 1987).

Additionally, such technologies may help accelerate the development of new cellular based fuel cells and provide a deeper understanding of the mechanistic control of external electron transfer sites in eukaryotes.

Thus, the GP plays an important role in the timely referral of children with suspected cancer and GPs may help accelerate the diagnostic pathway in secondary care by stating suspicion of cancer or another serious disease.

The methods for more efficient analysis of bacteriophage infection strategies - such as these considered here - may help accelerating the pace of these discoveries.

In other words, the "insidership" of immigrant entrepreneurs may not only help accelerate the international market entry (Loane and Bell 2006), but also impede the subsequent linear growth of firms into other markets (Coviello's 2006).

However, the model results show that as new under-vaccinated communities get identified with improved micro-planning, targeting age groups older than only children under 5 years of age in these communities may under some circumstances help accelerate the interruption of WPV transmission.

Future ETI educational efforts may utilize portable IMUs to help accelerate the learning curve of novice providers.

With such a high proportion of the public having smartphones there may be further developments that charities like ours can embrace to help accelerate the time between finding a problem and helping out".