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Working with Anikeeva, he's testing the feasibility of using light to stimulate the spinal cords of rats with an eye toward reanimating paralyzed limbs.

To perform the operations safely, researchers from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in Berkeley, Calif., have invented a feedback-controlled welding system, and, working with Conversion Energy Enterprises of Spring Valley, N.Y., the team is testing the feasibility of using it to seal and join together newborn and fetal blood vessels.

For testing the feasibility of using those vectors, three representative proteins, OsRac1 (LOC_Os01g12900) (Akamatsu et al. 2013; Ono et al. 2001), WRKY45 (LOC_Os05g25770) (Shimono et al. 2007), and SPIN6 (LOC_Os07g46450) (Liu et al. 2015), as well as the EGFP or TagRFP empty vector and luciferase (LUC) were chosen for fluorescence detection, Co-IP, and BiFC assay in rice protoplasts.

In addition, the trial is testing the feasibility of using such a system to decrease hospital acquired complications among this vulnerable population.

Phase 2 (the current phase): is developing and testing the feasibility of using a clinical practice framework to assign patients with PFP into subgroups.

This cross-sectional study was conducted as part of larger study testing the feasibility of using a touchscreen computer health assessment in general practice patients.

This pilot study has allowed us to develop and test the feasibility of using the self-regulation intervention, and we are now conducting a large randomised trial to examine the effectiveness of pedometers to increase physical activity levels/walking in sedentary older women.

This study provided us with an opportunity to test the feasibility of using our manualized intervention package in primary care.

In order to test the feasibility of using decoy RNA oligonucleotides to inhibit splicing factor activity we chose to target three alternative splicing factors; RBFOX1/2, PTBP1, and SRSF1.

The Rural Electric Power Project began with pilots to test the feasibility of using AC solar microgrids (originally designed by engineers at UC Berkeley) to power clusters of rural households.

To address these issues, we performed deep RNA sequencing on PBMC of JIA patients to test the feasibility of using RNASeq as a first step to identify candidate biomarkers for diagnosis or treatment stage in polyarticular JIA20.