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While this allows for a well-controlled experiment, Komissarov et al. (2009) have shown that the connection between the shape of the boundary and the external pressure gradient is not straightforward, with significant degeneracy.
Our validated HP/perfusion culture system allows for a well-regulated constant or cyclic HP application in culture medium and can be applied to other 3D tissue culture for engineering tissue.
The OR I7 is immobilized on a gold electrode by multilayer bioengineering based on a mixed self-assembled monolayer and biotin/avidin system, which allows for a well-controlled immobilization of the bioreceptor within its lipid environment.
This allows for a well-characterised single donor product to be used in large clinical trials.
In the DOCETUX phase II study, cetuximab in combination with the cisplatin/docetaxel regimen increases the ORR of the cisplatin/docetaxel doublet and allows for a well-tolerated dose of both drugs.
Consequently, the creation of genetically diverse larval pools with sufficient numbers of larvae to allow for a well replicated experimental design is difficult.
Strengths include the systematic inclusion of all relevant clinical trials allowing for a well informed analysis.
In this paper we describe a fully coupled solution approach for a well model that allows for a flexible well trajectory and screened interval within a structured hexahedral computational grid.
For these studies, freshly isolated peripheral blood mononuclear cell (PBMC) preparations were used, since all of the desired cell types for study are present in the same culture allowing for a well-controlled and uniform NP exposure.
A combined experimental setup allowed for a well-defined shear deformation of the suspension which led to a decrease in the electrical conductivity by three orders of magnitude due to network destruction and agglomerate size reduction.
