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Results have shown that the model has enabled girls to become community leaders and successfully advocate for passage and implementation of girl-friendly laws and policies.
Such examples underline how Germany's previously unfashionable model has enabled it to become the industrialised world's premier job machine.
Our for-profit-for-good model has enabled us to keep investing in innovation to a much greater extent than we would have done if we ran JustGiving along charitable lines.
This process model has enabled a re-examination of software development practices that have become standard operating procedures in many IT organizations and software houses.
Although developed for Canadian forests, the flexible nature of the model has enabled it to be adapted for use in several other countries.
The cylindrical model has enabled us to consider the stability for an arbitrary k y, which showed that even an azimu-tally large-scale mode, k y a ≪ 1, can be destabilized.
The proposed analytical model has enabled simplified, closed-form equations for predicting the through-thickness residual stress profile in pipes after one cycle of the bending-reverse bending-straightening process.
Conclusions and Significance: This model has enabled us to study the cell reaction produced by the contact of the prostheses with bone and soft tissue and their impact on the functional qualities of the prostheses.
Compared to the human enzyme (hG6PD), the 3D model has enabled the identification of a key difference in the substrate-binding site, which involves the replacement of Arg365 in hG6PD by Asp750 in PfG6PD.
There are a few reasons why the freemium model has enabled new software products to grab significant market share while also build a strong enterprise business in the face of dozens of startup competitors and giants like (both free and pay).
The detailed information provided by the two-dimensional model has enabled a better understanding of the competition between viscous, inertia and capillary forces during jet breakup, and of how the competition between them changes due to the presence of the surfactant.
