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In general, the use of oxide targets in dc magnetron sputter deposition of Mo-O films offers an efficient and reliable alternative to films sputtered reactively from metal targets and might thus enable their use in a wide range of opto-electronic applications.
A simplified approach of developing a tumor antigen specific ELISA to detect autoantibodies in cancer patients reported in this study might thus enable a larger panel of TAAs to be investigated.
Future experiments will figure out which groups of malignant tumour cells are able to internalize and process InsP6 and might thus enable a specific transport of cytotoxic substances into malignant tumour cells.
Knockdown of Npnt might therefore enable diffusion of Bmp4, and thus paracrine signaling, towards the endocardium as well as the chambers (Fig. 7D, model 2).
The authors reasoned that the lipophilicity of HBED-CC might improve binding to PSMA and thus enable positron emission tomography (PET)/CT imaging of prostate carcinoma (PCa) [ 3].
Through modern telecommunications technology and internet teleconsultation, the EHF might thus be enabled to accomplish, on a global level, its mission to provide strong medical expert support in the field of headache.
Jones thus effectively held that substantive unconscionability, on its own, might establish a (rebuttable?) presumption of procedural unconscionability, and thus enable a party to avoid a contract.
Next time a volcano threatens the air lanes, then, Dr Bennett's method may provide valuable illumination of what is happening, and thus enable airliners to steer safely through what might otherwise ground them.
Perhaps it's time to relax the restriction and thus enable richer media creation applications.
Dumping by foreigners, which might have killed the domestic industry, thus enabled it to thrive.
The structural comparison between WT1 and Y122F implied that the swing of Glu144 might be induced by ligand binding, thus enabled us to visualize the conformational change coupled with substrate binding in cADO active site for the first time.
