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The most famous of these was an article that appeared in a 1924 issue of National Geographic where he called the area "Craters of the Moon," helping to solidify the use of that name.
In conclusion, recent data further solidify the use of metformin as first-line treatment for type 2 diabetes.
This solidified the use of the Cougar Paw as a tradition.
After characterizing the functionality of the individual SIM components in TX-TL, we transfer the final RNA-SIM circuit to E. coli, and show that this network dynamically stages the expression of two fluorescent reporter proteins in vivo, solidifying the use of TX-TL for engineering RNA genetic circuits.
Therefore, we used neutralizing antibodies against IL-17A in 27R-deficient mice to solidify the role of IL-17A in mediating the effects of IL-27.
The programme is offered as a series of group sessions and the peer support is seen as an important component of the intervention, which is solidified via the use of moderated online support forums, narratives of previous clients' experiences and online materials that can be accessed as often as necessary.
As use of these resources grows, we expect that exciting new ideas and opportunities will emerge, thereby further solidifying the role of natural history collections in undergraduate education.
A thin film of POSS-CYNNAM was cross-linked and completely solidified under UV irradiation without the use of additives such as photoacid generators or photoradical initiators.
Residents' same clinical experiences during standard internal medicine rotations would provide the clinical reinforcement of skills, and solidify the key concepts of addiction medicine/unhealthy substance use.
The thermoelectric properties of ternary and Al-containing quaternary Ru1−xRexSiy chimney ladder phases have been studied as a function of the Re concentration with the use of directionally solidified alloys.
Our findings regarding the effects of Turkish intergroup inequality on management practice and organizational culture might act as a warning of the corrosive consequences of using bureaucratic positions to solidify the strength of one political or social group over another.
