Here, we have demonstrated that the NY-ESO-1 humoral immune response could also be valuable as a marker for detecting advanced gastric cancer and inferring whether residual tumour cells remain after treatment, although its frequency in gastric cancer is not very high.
Just five months after saying it would drop its frequency to every other week, U.S. News & World Report has decided instead to become a monthly magazine, employees said on Tuesday.
The changes come after the magazine decreased its frequency to 10 times a year from 12, so the per-copy price is even higher.
The number after a keyword represented its frequency.
For the PA-MCL, Figure 2a shows the difference between its resonant frequency, νo, and its frequency after coating with its longitudinal direction parallel to the cone generatrix, frequency ν CPA-MCL).
In the first case, the divergent trait is present in an ancestral allopatric population, but its frequency increases after secondary contact in sympatry as a result of competitively mediated selection or biased colonization and extinction, which might not represent ecological character displacement [ 40].
Soon after its discovery, the high frequency of EpCAM overexpression in many epithelial tumours suggested it as an attractive target for antibody-based therapies (Herlyn et al, 1979; Gottlinger et al, 1986a; Riethmuller et al, 1994).
Distortion of whistler wave frequency spectrum after its passing through magnetically disturbed areas can be used as a diagnostics for low-frequency magnetic field variations.
After establishment, its population frequency is modeled deterministically by logistic growth: x t) = 1/[1 + (N1 s)exp(− st)].
This is a formulation that enables the estimation of the post-disturbance conditions of the power system, including its electrical frequency, after the incidence of power imbalances, where various VSC-HVDC connected wind farms may be simultaneously simulated.
