Sentence examples for The oaa from inspiring English sources
The OAA aims to develop systems that enable developers to easily add car-specific modes to their apps to "bring the best of Android into the automobile in a safe and seamless way" Microsoft also has a system called Microsoft Sync to connect smartphones to in-car entertainment and the dashboard.
The OAA will be focused on establishing a common platform for Android integration with connected cars.
The OAA method is to classify the samples of one category into one class, and the rest of the samples are classified as another one.
The OAA strategy works as follows: for each time, one sample is held out as the testing data, while the rest of the data in the entire dataset is used as the training data.
The OAA curve showed a relatively flat constant slope, regardless of increasing volumes, demonstrating marginal effects of ICH volume on functional outcome.
We have confirmed that OAA inhibition is competitive with respect to Asc (but not with ACC) and determined the OAA Ki to be 0.93 mM (data not shown).
There may be several mechanisms responsible for variations in the OAA-dependent intrinsic inhibition of SDH.
The OAAs were later shown to be prolidases involved in hydrolysis of the peptide bond of dipeptides with proline at their C terminus (Cheng et al. 1997; DeFrank and Cheng 1991; Vyas et al. 2010).
This paper presents the resultant guidelines developed by the working group commissioned by the Obstetric Anaesthetists Associationn (OAA) and the DAS.
NS: Data analysis, drafting and revising the manuscript; KLR:, Data analysis, conception of the study and revising the manuscript; OAA: conception of the study, collecting data, and revising the manuscript; IM: conception of the study and collecting data, revising the manuscript; JIR: conception of the study and collecting data, analysis, drafting and revising the manuscript.
Here aspartate is trans-aminated by Asp-AT and malate is regenerated by reduction of the resulting OAA and transferred to the bundle sheath.
