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Another approach, a medicinal study, has yielded a potential anti-depressant, code-named GLX-13, a molecule that helps facilitate feelings of "social joy".

In 1995 it was pointed out that asteroseismological observations of pulsating white dwarfs yielded a potential test of the crystallization theory, and in 2004, Antonio Kanaan, Travis Metcalfe and a team of researchers with the Whole Earth Telescope estimated, on the basis of such observations, that approximately 90% of the mass of BPM 37093 had crystallized.

When a search yielded a potential result in PubMed, Embase or both, the abstract was read.

Exposure biomarkers have yielded a potential solution to this problem by providing a direct measure of an individual's contact with key components in the exhaust stream.

Limiting eligibility to patients with a clinic visit to a FQHC without team-based care reduced the sample to 3,140, and further restriction to patients in whom diabetes was diagnosed >1 year before the start date of the intervention yielded a potential sample of 1,868 control patients.

Studies have also used so-called comparative proteomic analysis, where the results yielded a potential list of proteins differentially found after comparing sperm samples failing or achieving fertilization, and with specific sperm traits such as motility or morphology, or even capacitation (Pixton et al., 2004; Frapsauce et al., 2009; Xu et al., 2012).

Choosing the drive-system input to be an information signal (encrypted via an arbitrary encryption function) yields a potential application of this architecture in chaos-based communications.

The study also finds that the total footprint required to develop high-quality wind energy (that is, wind turbines at 80 meters with a capacity factor greater than 25percentt, which would yield a potential of about 543 GW in India) is approximately 1,629 square kilometers, or 0.05percentt of the total land area in India.

Importantly, the potential power of a quantum breakthrough will yield a potential exponential power law for applications such AI and cryptocurrency as computation times are dramatically diminished.

An OECD study recently estimated that closing the labour force gender gap could yield a potential gain of twelve per cent (or roughly $10 trillion) to the size of the total economy by 2030 on average across OECD countries.

Therefore, small molecule Smac-mimetics that specifically target IAPs may yield a potential therapeutic benefit with TRAIL-based therapy in chemo- or radioresistant prostate cancer.