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Figure 3b shows the RHEED patterns of the substrate and of the YSZ film acquired toward the (100) in-plane direction of YAO.
Originally developed by Khush (whom Smule acquired toward the end of last year), Songify turns user-recorded speech into surprisingly listenable songs by tuning those voice inputs to go along with preset background music.
MF7, finally, is used as a reference because it was derived from data acquired toward the end of the CHAMP mission, at very low altitudes (about 300 km on average), and displays the best lithospheric signal-to-noise ratio (thanks also to geometric amplification of the lithospheric signal with downward altitudes).
The blue spectra, which were acquired toward the end of the fermentation, show higher absorption around 990 correlatinglating well with the absorption spectra of trehalose.
This becomes even clearer when investigating second-derivate spectra: The decrease around 994 cm–1 and the increase around 970 cm–1 in the spectra acquired toward the end of the fermentation (blue) correlate well with the trehalose second-derivative spectrum (gray).
The acquired resistance toward a particular drug could lead to resistance toward other drugs with different structures and targets.
This two-hour documentary looks at the psychology of boys in hopes of saving them from what seem to be acquired tendencies toward violence.
In fact, acquired resistance toward apoptosis is a hallmark of most types of cancer (Hanahan and Weinberg 2000).
No previous study has addressed the efficacy of NF-κB blockade when bladder tumors develop acquired resistance toward CDDP-treatments.
Accordingly, acquired resistance toward apoptosis is a hallmark of most types of human cancer and a major cause of the inefficacy of most anticancer treatment regimens.
To improve the synergistic effects, a combination of docetaxel, estramustine, and low-dose hydrocortisone has been trialed; unfortunately, 50% of men with CRPC acquired resistance toward treatments [ 135].
