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Visualization of macrophages in subclinically inflamed synovium may thus enable earlier initiation of therapy, which could prevent the onset of joint damage.

NadA may thus enable MenY strains to invade locally and cause respiratory tract infections, particularly among elderly persons, who often have multiple underlying medical conditions.

This allele may thus enable us to interrogate the role of BAF57 in a way not feasible with any BAF57 null allele, whether the null is constitutive or conditional.

High biomarker values at young age may thus enable mice to 'resist' any loss and are prognostic of longevity; if a younger mouse features biomarker values indicating that it can compensate the normal age-based trend of a feature when it becomes older, this mouse has a good chance of living longer.

Programmes to improve financial independence among women may reduce intimate partner violence and thus enable women to have more control over sexual behaviour, as has been shown in studies of microfinance initiatives (Kim et al. 2007).

In growth chamber experiments, the genetic tradeoff became undetectable among offspring sib-families whose parents had been drought treated, suggesting that the stress-induced trans-generational plasticity may circumvent the genetic tradeoff and thus enable range expansion.

While legumain's protease activity is known to generate linear epitopes for MHCII presentation,[ 18] its ligase activity may link sequentially distant epitopes and thus enable the presentation of three-dimensional epitopes.

Such studies may also require a reduced inoculum and thus enable investigations of bacterial pathogenicity using a bacterial inoculum closer to clinical contamination rates [ 37].

PRS may lead to better understanding of the disease and thus enable better choice of treatment for migraine patients.

This may be attributed the larger surface area available in the necklacelike support, thus enable a better Pd dispersion.

This phenomenon may preserve the apoptotic function of p53 even though its level is low, and thus enable radiation-induced apoptosis [ 26].