Because Fj is known to phosphorylate Ds cadherin domains, its effects are most likely implemented via changes in the mutual binding affinity of Ft and Ds.
Thus, it is suggested that children and adolescents with TS gain control over their tics through the development of compensatory self-regulation mechanisms, most likely implemented within neural circuits linking prefrontal cortex with primary and secondary motor regions [ 1 6].
The local support and projection of the predictive model, coupled with its high degree of phase specificity, suggest that it is most likely implemented at a relatively early stage of visual processing where neuronal receptive fields are small and information about contrast polarity is retained [ 13, 14].
Councils in London and the South East were most likely to implement the freeze, with the North East showing most doubt, the survey suggested.
Midwives qualified for 20 years or longer and those on more senior clinical grades were most likely to implement evidence based recommendations and feel confident about perineal management.
This study confirmed our expectation that large volume practices and pediatrician's offices were the settings most likely to implement these dental preventive practices.
A third challenge is that inclusive care cannot be "used," referring most likely to implementing it as a policy people can follow.
Back in the Kremlin, Putin will most likely seek to implement at least a few meaningful economic reforms, in a throwback to the important economic changes he adopted in 2000-2002.
Spraying sulfate particles, the method most likely to be implemented, is classified as a form of "solar radiation management," an Orwellian term that some of its advocates have sought to reframe as "climate remediation".
Chemical absorption or scrubbing process is currently the technology most likely to be implemented in the near future but rather energy-intensive.
A scenario where all three types of riparian strips would be well-represented in the watershed is most likely to be implemented.
