Our studies raise the possibility to develop ART in combination with other established anticancer drugs which induce apoptosis through the pathways or mechanisms different from ART.
Thus, our studies raise the possibility to develop ART in combination with other established anticancer drugs which induce apoptosis through the pathways or mechanisms different from ART.
The problem is not just one of having money for technology but rather that technological networks have a greater possibility to develop and multiply in cities, always generating greater differences in performance between cities and non-urban areas and between large cities and smaller centres.
In spite of this, different studies have shown that infills, if properly designed and supported by the frame, exhibit a significant strength and displacement capacity when called to resist to out-of-plane actions, offering the possibility to develop an arching mechanism in their deformed configuration.
Due to commonly undertaken research on the importance of PON1 activity in disease processes and the existence of a relationship between changes in enzyme activity and gene polymorphism, a possibility to develop effective diagnostic tests will arise in the nearest future [ 40, 41].
This study represent a first step for the evaluation of the storage capacity of the study area, and the results of the numerical simulations seems to confirm the possibility to develop a CCS pilot project in the future.
This process occurs when long leaves, during poor nutrient periods in the water column, providing, to P. oceanica, the possibility to develop, high biomass, high chlorophyll quantities in low nutrient environment (a Low Nutrients High Chlorophyll system).
This gives a possibility to develop the theory of statistical mechanics in the context of the p-adic theory, since it lies on the base of the theory of probability and stochastic processes.
The fact that all species have the same biomechanics implies these fishes do not have many possibilities to develop variations in their calls: they can differ in dominant frequency and pulse duration through their body size, in pulse period and in number of pulses in a call.
The possibility for ice-induced vibrations to develop in the regime of mixed crushing and buckling failure is further discussed focusing on the effects of the boundary conditions, structural shape and structural and ice properties.
