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Single women are a potent political force, but only if they translate this potential into action at the ballot box. .
To translate this potential into a therapeutic tool, we have generated immunoglobulin (Ig) fusion proteins that contain the extracellular portion of the receptor fused to the constant region of human IgG1.
"We urge the government to seize this moment, and translate this potential into reality for all children.
To translate this potential improvement in precision to the concentration estimate, droplets must be generated consistently from one assay to the next.
Nevertheless, to translate this potential into a broad new family of therapeutics, it is necessary to optimize the efficacy of the RNA-based drugs [ 13].
However, to translate this potential into a deployable human vaccine, it will be necessary to identify the antigen, or antigens, that are responsible for the sterile immunity we observed, as well as the immunological events leading to the induction of this protection.
Success in translating this potential into tangible benefits has been limited by their inherently poor intestinal absorption, rapid metabolism, and limited systemic bioavailability.
Translating this potential into reality requires that daunting challenges be overcome, including those that have limited development in the agricultural sector for decades, such as widespread lack of agricultural extension, degraded soils, poorly developed infrastructure, conflict and poor governance, and complications associated with land tenure.
There are various receptors and neurotransmitters along this pathway that help in translating this action potential from the nociceptors at the periphery into pain perception.
However it remains difficult to translate the potential benefits of this synergistic effect into economic terms.
With radioisotope-tagged functionalised NPs, there is the potential to translate this success to other metastatic diseases (Barreto et al. 2011).
