A larger recovered strain is found in the nitrogen-doped alloy in comparison with the carbon one.
If trying to recover a large number of files, recover the most important ones first.
Although some recovered SCVs harbour heritable auxotrophies for biosynthetic defects in electron transport chain co-factors or thymidine biosynthesis, a large proportion of recovered SCVs are unstable and can revert to the wild-type phenotype a feature remarkably similar to persister cells.
Many physicians who treat addiction salute its efforts, and a large number of recovering addicts praise its portrayal of addiction as a disease.
Cost is currently a large barrier to recovering athletes who wish to receive treatment with topical NSAIDs in the USA, as topical formulations are more expensive than over-the-counter oral formulations.
These events might be reversible, therefore explaining why neurological manifestations are just transient in most cases and why a large number of recovering patients lack neurological sequelae [ 32].
Flow cytometric analysis showed that in docetaxel→gemcitabine sequence, docetaxel produced a block in G2/M phase and, after 48 h, provided gemcitabine with a large fraction of recovered synchronized cells in the G1/S boundary, which is the specific target phase for gemcitabine.
Michael Rotker, the lawyer for the department, told the court that the problem with the restitution awards was that there was no statutory authority for joint and several liability — nothing in the law, as Congress wrote it, which allowed a victim to recover a large award from one defendant who could then seek to recoup those losses by suing other defendants.
In 1947 he sued the heirs of Vollard to recover a large number of works left in their possession after the death of the art dealer in 1939.
These days Russian bankers tend to sort out their problems using less physical tactics; after all, the pragmatic reasoning runs, you are unlikely to recover a large debt from someone who has been bumped off.
