Minor groove binding (MGB) probes are replaced by XS probes (Biolegio, Malden, The Netherlands) and to accommodate the specific fluorophor combination of the CFX real-time PCR system (Bio-Rad laboratories, USA) the A. duodenale specific XS-probe is labelled with Texas Red and the S. stercoralis-specific probe is labelled with Quasar-705.
His taste, his command of form, and his range of expression have made him seem the most universal of all composers; yet, it may also be said that his music was written to accommodate the specific tastes of particular audiences.
As depicted in our study, the whole channel undergoes a conformational change to accommodate the specific environment.
In practice, patrol officers may choose one strategy or combine them to accommodate the specific conditions in their area [3].
We suggest, therefore, that the degree of TMD interaction is designed to accommodate the specific, desired function of each integrin.
However, to be successful, the regulation of capacity supply – currently designed for flexible power plants – needs to accommodate the specific production patterns of variable renewable energy installations.
Future developments in pediatric exercise testing will focus on testing protocols designed to accommodate the specific biology and behavior of children.
Tubular epithelia come in various shapes and sizes to accommodate the specific needs for transport, excretion and absorption in multicellular organisms.
These license negotiations usually involve many twists and turns to either accommodate the market dynamics of a certain industry sector or to accommodate the specific needs of the commercial receptor, the university, or the inventor.
This chapter focuses on how generators are represented in these models, and, in particular, how wind generators may be represented in models that are not generally designed to accommodate the specific characteristics of wind generators.
