McDougal had two Zoelly steam turbines that drove her two screw propellers, and an additional triple-expansion steam engine connected to one of the propeller shafts for cruising purposes.
Ericsson had two Zoelly steam turbines that drove her two screw propellers, and an additional triple-expansion steam engine connected to one of the propeller shafts for cruising purposes.
An additional triple-negative cell line, MDA-468, was obtained from the same source and used to replicate some of the experiments for confirmation purposes.
During 1944, the ships' AA defences were reinforced with an additional dozen triple and eleven single 25 mm gun mounts, for a total of 104 barrels, and a pair of Type 13 early warning radars were added.
The cytoplasm-to-nucleus transport of this p53 mutant was attenuated by additional triple mutation in the bipartite NLS in which three consecutive lysine residues were replaced with alanines (K319A, K320A, and K321A), as described by O'Keefe et al [29].
Interfant-99 also assessed the efficacy of late intensification comprising vincristine, 6-mercaptopurine, high-dose methotrexate, high-dose cytarabine, asparaginase and additional triple intrathecal therapy, with 191 eligible infants randomized to receive this course between reinduction and maintenance.
Since Tamargo et al. [ 4] reported a lower epilepsy rate of only 48.5% after neocortical application of CoCl2 alone, though at higher dosage (20 mg instead of 15 mg), the additional triple injection of TeT in our novel approach may have increased epileptogenesis.
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Benham had two steam turbines that drove her two screw propellers, and an additional pair triple-expansion steam engines, each connected to one of the propeller shafts, for cruising purposes.
Parker had two steam turbines that drove her two screw propellers, and an additional pair triple-expansion steam engines, each connected to one of the propeller shafts, for cruising purposes.
