For this procedure, we assume a delay of 50 ms. This delay can be calculated using Table 13.3 from [39], where the total idle-to-active delay is given to be 47.5 ; text{ms} + 2 times mathrm{T_{mathrm{SC-CN}}} (27).
In those with a reversible condition (acute hepatitis, active disease), delay of the HSCT until its resolution should be discussed according to the disease status.
Thus, GD2-retargeted T cells cannot completely prevent disseminated tumour growth in this systemic disease model, but are active to delay and reduce pulmonary disease manifestations.
If this synchronization does not occur by spring or early summer; subyearlings tend to cease active migration, delay seaward movement and exhibit the yearling tactic (Connor et al. 2002, 2005).
The following consumption categories are listed in order of increasing price elasticity: passive; active; time-delay.
Taken together, these data offer compelling evidence that human bronchial epithelial cells are capable of promoting active, but delayed, IFN-related antiviral responses, thus providing new insight into SARS pathogenesis.
It is also found before various genes involved in DNA synthesis, including DNA polymerase, nrdA and B, the gp45 sliding clamp and DNA ligase, suggesting that these sequences are also active in delayed early transcription [ 23].
As an additional control for the observed active-import delays, we performed measurements in energy depleted cells (Fig. 6).
This may be understood by assuming that the difference in the trace strength of A and B is greatest at short delays when A's memory trace has had an opportunity to decay but B's remains active; as the delay increases, the memory traces for both objects will eventually decline to some negligible value (for discussion see, e.g., [23,24]).
The model estimated that passive and active smoking would delay achievement of the millennium development goal mortality target by more than 26 years (compared with a delay of more than 20 years in the baseline scenario incorporating only active smoking).
