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This exercise enabled us to impose heat treatment at a uniform stage in the population that in turn minimized the interference of phenological differences in analysis.

This exercise enabled us to annotate aaRSs specific for all 20 amino acids in these fungi (Tables  1, 2 and 3).

This exercise enabled the collation of a set of nine diagnostic criteria defined by experts as supportive of the diagnosis of ELPV (Table  5); no essential features were identified.

This exercise enables the authors to complete the first stage of the scientific cycle of performing empirical work; making explicit the knowledge acquired in the process; rediscovering the atlases using the proposed theoretical and methodological frameworks; and finally, to propose new avenues of research.

Importantly, this exercise enables the participant to produce a personal historical narrative, through which vaccination decisions are discussed as a continuum and not in isolation from each other or from other important health-related or lifestyle-related decisions.

Coupled with the support to deal with personal and team challenges, the exercise enabled team members to resolve particular states of dysfunction.

"This consistent sales coaching exercise enabled me to change my thinking and gradually overcome my weaknesses and all in all making my numbers exceed my targets," Mahtani says.

Sure, I am aware of my response to aggression and overt threats; however, Rick's exercise enabled me to see how my conditioned response mechanism plays out and dictates my behavior in more understated energetic challenges, such as passive-aggressive manipulation or encroachment into my personal space.

Sampling the transcriptomes immediately after exercise enabled the identification of differentially expressed early response genes that are rapidly induced by exercise.

The exercise enabled FAO to challenge its assumptions and learn directly from communities: what went well and what needs to change to improve response.

Over time, exercise enables your heart to beat slower and keeps your blood pressure under control.