The introduction of erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESAs) appeared to be a milestone, enabling physicians to avoid red blood cell transfusions in this patient group.
The roadmaps illustrate not only the technology procurement (to TRL-8) paths for specific missions envisaged in the present timeframe, but also the achievement for Europe of technological milestones enabling operational capabilities and building blocks, essential for current and future Exploration missions.
Milestones enable parents and physicians to monitor a baby's learning, behaviour, and development.
Measurement of functional milestones enabled the physiotherapist to assess whether and when a patient can function independently and allowed tailoring of treatment goals to individual patients [ 20, 21].
Product Milestones YouTube enables embeds on other sites (June 2005) Partner Program launches (December 2007) InVideo Ads launches (August 2007) Content ID launches (October 2007) YouTube videos available in HD (December 2008) Shows and Movies (April 2009) YouTube XL (June 2009) YouTube Direct (November 2009) HTML5 Supported Videos (January 2010).
Particularly, the industrial nitrogen production with the commercialization of the Haber-Bosch technology in 1913 (Smil, 1999) was a technological milestone that enabled cereal yields to rise by more than 50% between 1918 and 1938.
In addition, these early trials and milestones will enable global operators and OEMs to conduct tests in the field using their own networks and devices.
With RGT, treatment decisions are made according to whether patients achieve certain on-treatment virologic response milestones, thereby enabling patients to qualify for a shortened duration of PR therapy.
Here, we briefly review the science in CRISPR/Cas systems and the milestone inventions that enabled numerous CRISPR technologies.
They enabled milestone discoveries in pharmacology and biochemistry ranging from the original formulation of the receptor concept, the first isolation and structural analysis of a receptor protein (the nAChR) to the identification, localization, and differentiation of its diverse subtypes and their validation as a target for therapeutic intervention.
