Such action will permit to spread the use to a larger number of patients.
Japan had its own versions of these loans, including the so-called three-generation loan, a 90- or even 100-year mortgage that permitted buyers to spread payments out over their lifetimes and those of their children and grandchildren.
Adhesion to large square islands (2500 μm2) which permitted cells to spread promoted an increase in the percentage of cells expressing αSMA after 48 hours of TGFβ treatment in comparison to cells blocked from spreading (400 μm2) and to control cells not treated with TGFβ (Figure 2A).
A typical corps might have three infantry divisions, a light cavalry brigade for reconnaissance, and reserve artillery batteries in addition to those attached to each division; their increased size allowed them to fight without support for long periods of time, as Ney did, and their durability permitted them to spread out and subsist by requisitioning local food.
In that sense, he has made the Middle East what Southeast Asia was to the nation of his youth: a place where dominoes could not be allowed to fall, where a vicious ideology could not be permitted to take hold and spread.
Invasiveness also adds to an organism's virulence by permitting it to spread.
Many of the new games are viral, meaning that they permit players to spread the games by e-mail to friends.
It has an income-contingent education-loan programme that permits borrowers to spread their repayments over more years if necessary, and in which, if their income turns out to be particularly low (perhaps because they chose important but low-paying jobs, say, in education or religion), the government forgives some of the debt.
The best means of dealing with an international health crisis is prevention - it has been known, for example, since 1976 that it is sub-standard health facility infection control that permits Ebola to spread, yet sub-standard infection control continues in many facilities.
