When possible, a lesion amenable to post-therapy biopsy was chosen as the index lesion.
Furthermore, adenoviruses are amenable to post-transcriptional gene silencing via small interfering RNAs (siRNAs) or artificial micro RNAs (amiRNAs).
The amino- and carboxy-terminal tails of histone proteins protrude from the core particle into the solvent, and are therefore amenable to post-chromatin packaging modification.
In contrast, most RA patients showed only transient responses, as measured by scores of disease activity, functional ability, quality of life, and rate of joint destruction, although the disease appeared more amenable to antirheumatic medication post HSCT [ 29, 30].
These were collected prospectively and electronically recorded and were not amenable to manipulation or post-hoc ascertainment bias.
Adaxial cotyledon epidermes were examined at two time points: 48 h post-germination (hpg), the shortest time amenable to analyses, and 21 d post-germination (dpg), when satellite lineages have appeared extensively.
Originally these appeared not to be amenable to non-destructive structural modification post-synthesis.
"The goal is to identify the precise circuits that would be most amenable to interventions in the human brain, post-stroke, so that we can take this approach into clinical trials".
Amenable to formal logic, theorems carry 100-percent certainty.
In general, peripheral organs from HD patients have not been collected at post mortem and, unless amenable to biopsy, are not available for analysis.
Although the Martinique-born David Regis had had his citizenship fast-tracked in time to feature at the 1998 World Cup, the post-9/11 climate was less amenable to bending the rules.
