The phrase "a bcv" is not correct or usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could potentially be used in a specific context where "bcv" is defined, but without that context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "I need to analyze a bcv for our upcoming project."
Alternatives: "a business case value" or "a baseline control value".
In this study we use the mousepox model of smallpox to evaluate the relationship between the magnitude of the infectious virus dose and an efficacious BCV therapy outcome when treatment is initiated concomitant with detection of ectromelia virus viral DNA (vDNA) in mouse buccal swabs.
The firm says that's triple its total volume of seed and Series A investments from previous years, thanks to the members of its West Coast investment team, who are responsible for striking a majority of BCV's early-stage bets.
Formerly with BCV, an award-winning social media management firm, Bondi has experience in public relations and in building digital communities and brands.
In this paper, easy to fabricate air and liquid check valves for centrifugal microfluidic platforms are presented: a Terminal Check Valve (TCV) and a Bridge Check Valve (BCV).
The clonal controls were mixed in a single sample with an approximate concentration ratio of 10 1 (rabies:BCV) and sequenced on a separate lane.
After reconstruction of the left brachiocephalic vein (BCV) with a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) graft and resection of the right BCV, the right main pulmonary artery and bronchus were resected by a stapler, followed by reconstruction of the right BCV with a PTFE graft.
We have tried to find a way of developing BCV in critical care.
We also performed a questionnaire study about BCV which focused on physicians and nurses working in the ICU.
Spot samples from a few young animals can thus be used to reflect recent infections of BRSV and BCV in a herd, whereas bulk tank milk samples mirror the long-term history.
