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Photograph: Mike Bowers for The Guardian Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 4.16pm AESThe:16 The senate has just passed a motion by Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson calling on the government to sign the Marrakesh Treaty which facilitates access to published works to be produced in a format for the blind and visually impaired.

All data are managed in a GIS which facilitates access to the information and enables it to be updated in a timely fashion.

The situation is also not entirely different from how many Amazon Fire TV Stick owners today "jailbreak" their devices to install software like Kodi which facilitates access to pirated streams of movies and TV.

The predicted F420-binding site is located on the outside of the complex, which facilitates access of the cytosolic F420.

During the redox processes the ligand scaffold actively participates, which facilitates access to the higher redox states and ultimately triggers O=O bond formation (see Figure  12).

In addition, ATM activity on DNA DSB sites enables the relaxation of heterochromatin, which facilitates access of repair proteins to the damaged DNA [ 11].

The completion in 1898 of the Matadi-Léopoldville (now Kinshasa) railroad, which facilitated access to the interior of the Congo River basin, prompted Belgian banks to push for annexation by the Belgian government.

In this research, we apply three different mining techniques: the Association Rules, which helps to predict attacks, the Online Analytical Processing OLAPP) Cube, for authorization, and clustering mining algorithms, which facilitate access control rights representation and automation.

IG lived and worked in the area for more than 10 years, which facilitated access to participants.

Rather than suggesting any occult benefit of fluid resuscitation, this more likely reflects the two studies' ICU setting which facilitated access to supportive care and well-trained clinicians.

There is increasing public health concern about how excessive and problem drinking among adolescents may be exacerbated by exposure to environments which facilitate access to alcohol (Bryden et al., 2011).