"The style of architecture of a prison," states the 1826 Encyclopaedia Londinensis, "offers an effectual method of exciting the imagination to a most desirable point of abhorrence".
All in all, our observations may suggest that OS is not a desirable end point to use in a randomised phase II setting, although optimal surrogate end points for gastric cancer study is still controversial (Shitara et al, 2013).
Also, it was a precious opportunity to learn craftsmanship of furriers and became a desirable starting point for prospective designers with enhanced inspiration through seeing practical production process of the fur industry system directly, participating in overseas fashion show and exchanging with foreign students.
Preliminary experiments to ferment FOW without addition of any inoculum indicated that the population of LAB present in the FOW grew to a maximum of up to 6.61 ± 0.5 log CFU/g during fermentation, which alone was inadequate to carry out fermentation to a desirable end point.
The plasma half-life of many peptides has been increased several orders of magnitude by fusion with the Fc region of human immunoglobulin [ 1], making the Fc-propeptide fusion a desirable starting point to make long-lived proteins terminating with the α-amidated peptide of interest.
The algorithm combines the mathematical elegance and efficiency of Delaunay triangulation algorithms with the desirable point placement features, boundary integrity, and robustness that are traditionally associated with advancing-front-type mesh generation strategies.
The "marked" part of this library can be used to select, in advance, the desirable points for the cassette integration that can be useful for construction (modification) of the producer strain.
Imaging at 2-h post-FAZA injection was reported to be a desirable imaging time point based on tracer kinetics at the tumor site (i.e., reaching steady state) and on the fact that at this time, post-injection, the tumor tracer uptake levels correlated well with tissue hypoxia [5, 30].
Future application of new knowledge learned from a patient encounter is a desirable outcome of "point of care" learning; helping physicians document, process, and reflect on knowledge learned through practice-based consultation is a potential area for future outcomes-focused continuing medical education (CME) efforts [ 35].
He added that he considered suicide "a reasonable if not at this point a desirable option with respect to the whole wretched problem".
