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Moreover, based on our experimental and theoretical analysis of the N-terminal portions and cTP cleavage sites, it is expected that the chloroplast data set presented here will facilitate improvement of subcellular protein localization predictors.
This will facilitate improvement in their statistics and planning processes to meet Forestry Department deadlines.
Using a grounded theory approach, we developed a more comprehensive conceptual framework that will facilitate improvement of this problematic transition in care.
The RNA-seq data presented will facilitate improvement of the annotation of gene models in the draft T. harzianum genome and provide important information regarding the transcriptome during this interaction.
This cooperative development of the cloud and radiation schemes will facilitate improvements in the future development of aerosol and chemistry modules (see 'Aerosol and chemistry modules' section).
This will facilitate improvements in funding, policy coordination through high level policy dialogue, transparency and efficiency of information sharing systems and full participation of all the coastal states in the region.
Identifying these predictors of LOS will facilitate improvements in care processes by informing care planning and more effective resource allocation.
We hope that this study, aiming to analyse home care practice change by introduction of TM and TE facilities will facilitate improvements in home care quality.
Investigation of these conserved miRNAs using a structured database approach, such as that provided by PASmiR, will facilitate improvements in the understanding of stress-focused miRNA functional evolutionarily relationship in plant species.
Defining how CKD, older age, ethnicity and concurrent comorbidities modify the effectiveness and safety of today's common therapies will facilitate improvements in care for this group of patients.
Although accumulating data are pointing in the direction of Dectin-1 and its agonists as a potential way forward for adjuvant and immunotherapy development, further dissection of the complex relationships with other PRRs will facilitate improvements in current therapeutic and vaccination regimes.
