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Enhanced recognition of Q115E-substituted HLA-A2 extends to weak agonist ligands but does not result in enhanced recognition of weaker ligands such as antagonist and null peptides that are known to have a significantly shorter TCR/pMHC mean dwell time 30– 32 (Fig. 7).
These presaccadic changes may enable enhanced recognition of visual objects in the periphery during active search of visually cluttered environments.
Policy support is needed for enhanced recognition of wastewater for agriculture, with flow-on benefits including improved public health and protection of ecosystem services.
Conclusion: Enhanced recognition of possible abuse through screening may identify women in need of intervention and help to reduce the need for continued medical intervention.
A noticeably high mass-uptake of rhBMP-2 and enhanced recognition of BMPR-IA to adsorbed rhBMP-2 were found on the HAP-Pol surface.
In this paper, the comprehensive methodology of the HD for multi-class classification was explained, and the enhanced recognition of Marcellus Shale lithofacies in the Appalachian Basin was also demonstrated.
Thirdly, induction of α-crystallin specific memory immunity will aid in the enhanced recognition and clearance of latent bacilli.
The intervention is designed to provide enhanced recognition and treatment of depression in Asian American and Latino American primary care patients, while placing minimal additional burden on the existing primary care system at MGH.
We sought to determine whether initiation of this enhanced recognition opportunity led to acceleration in quality of care for all hospitals participating in the program.We examined hospital-level performance on 9 quality-of-care (process) measures that were added to an existing recognition program (based on existing published performance measures).
The MIP sensor based on Ag-N-RGO owns high porous surface structure, resulting in the increased current response and enhanced recognition capacity than that of non-imprinted sensor.
Mahony et al. (2005) stated that combinatorial chemistry and computational molecular modelling are the most promising concepts for the development of MIPs for enhanced recognition properties.
