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Furthermore, when chalky grain is steamed or boiled, cracks develop readily, reducing the palatability of the cooked product (Nagato and Ebata 1959; Cheng et al. 2005).
These characteristics make rapid prototyping a unique tool to develop readily available products in the clinics.
Further work is particularly needed to develop readily understood messages about many cancer risk factors.
These cross-resistance data should prove useful in developing suitable drug combinations to which cellular resistance would not develop readily.
The generation of large collections of mutagenised lines and the concurrent sequencing of insertion sites to develop readily searchable databases for these populations has revolutionised gene characterisation by providing 'in silico' access to thousands of mutant alleles.
Pertinhez et al. found that low concentrations of the anionic detergent SDS promoted fibril formation [ 16] and proposed that SDS might stimulate aggregation, perhaps by associating with the peptide molecules; once such aggregates are formed, intermolecular β-sheet interactions are likely to develop readily.
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The synthetic strategy developed readily delivers these novel thrombin inhibitors used to probe the α-thrombin inhibitor binding site.
Here were developed readily tunable processable shape memory polymer composites (SMPCs) based on established degradable polymers in the biomedical field (poly trimethylene carbonate) (PTMC) and poly(lactic acid) (PLA) fibres).
In contrast, MGAS5005Δsrv infected animals developed readily visible lesions by 2 dpi that were significantly larger than those observed in MGAS5005 infected animals (Figure 1A and B).
99 It is not used as monotherapy because resistance develops readily.
Developing readily measurable biomarkers to accurately predict and report these endpoints is therefore desirable.
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