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This argument is exemplified by the UK example, which strongly promotes local resilience.

It was observed that helium atoms prefer to accumulate within the layers where Si atoms have been dislodged creating 2-dimensional channels and bubbles which strongly promotes cleavage fractures between adjacent Ti Si layers.

Based on this observation, we examined in more detail how the overexpression of miR-221 and miR-222 is associated with proteins of the uPAS, which strongly promotes cell invasion (Li et al, 2010).

Following this strategy and guided by our cocrystal structures of STING substituents with DMXAA, we identified two point substitutions within the ligand binding pocket: S162A (reported previously; Gao et al., 2013b) and Q266I, each of which strongly promotes DMXAA recognition.

Thus, it appears that the tissue microenvironment induced by RS in rat liver, which strongly promotes the neoplastic process, shares intriguing similarities with chronic alterations associated with increased risk of liver cancer in humans.

Rather than NGOs, the media/public and community, which strongly promote corporate sustainability in Korea, business stakeholders (for example, consumers, banks, insurance and rating agencies) are found to be the most influential in Japan.

Correlation does not prove causation, but the evidence suggests that the global shift toward financial liberalization, which was strongly promoted by successive American governments, has made the world economy a great deal more volatile and has done little, if anything, to raise long-term growth rates.

The significant improvement in HER activity could be attributed to the flame-like morphology of Ni(OH 2, which may strongly promote the dissociation of water and accelerate the formation of Had.

Clinically more feasible is the delivery of ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF) mediated by adeno-associated virus (AAV) infection, which also strongly promoted the regeneration of optic nerve axons.

We conclude that binding of the pseudo-substrate itself favors the lower glycine-rich loop conformation in GSK-3, which strongly suggests that true substrates also favor this loop conformation and thereby promote catalysis (summarized in Video 1).

The results imply that the interaction between organic and sulfuric acids promotes efficient formation of organic and sulfate aerosols in the polluted atmosphere because of emissions from burning of fossil fuels, which strongly affect human health and global climate.