To exemplify this further Figures 4(b)–4 d) show that STAT1, STAT3 and STAT5 respectively were tyrosine-phosphorylated in response to IFNα stimulation in wild-type Jurkat and in the JRT3-T3.5 cells.
We would like to exemplify two further problems.
"This agreement exemplifies further strengthening of the already deep economic and cultural relations between Qatar and India," the company's chairman, Sunil Mittal, said in a statement.
The differences between what teachers think and what students think is exemplified further by a study which explored student and teacher perceptions of the amount of emphasis of evolution in high school biology classes.
To further exemplify how this orientation differs from traditional measurement frameworks, i.e., interdependent person and task interaction, we will now turn our attention to the work of Mislevy.
By focusing on the non-glamorous processes like user acceptance testing and QA testing, brands will use the go-live phase to further exemplify their operational prowess.
To further exemplify the overall benefit of this strategy, we simulated the time-courses of infection for two scenarios in which (i) a constant treatment level of 78% (optimal level) is administered at all times during the outbreak (Figure 7a); (ii) treatment is initiated at a 25% level for the first 50 days, and then increased to 90% for the rest of the outbreak (Figure 7b).
To further exemplify its clinical application, we performed a single-blind study on a group of urine specimens (N = 20) obtained from patients with hyperhomocysteinemia of unknown etiologies using proposed method to screen for XA.
To further exemplify this, the glycoprofiles of the individual samples as probed with antibody 94B4 have been plotted in Fig. 4 and compared with the L-type and H-type results.
As suggested by the reviewer, to further exemplify this point we have now examined serum-mediated killing of E. coli since these do not express any CFH binding protein.
Here we want to further exemplify this point by considering the particular intersections of biopower and epidemiology: As Nguyen illustrates in his book, the epidemiologist's job can be described as 'naming, mapping, grouping' (15).
