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These models have the advantages that they are highly tumorigenic, show reproducible growth rates and because their superficial location allows an easily access to tumoral masses.
Precisely because, in spite of Thatcherism, Britain is still basically a European social democracy, with generous welfare benefits, an easily accessed NHS "free at the point of need" and state schooling for all, pressures on those public services – and on housing stock in a country that for decades has built far too few homes – have been felt acutely by the less well-off.
This nanorod array presents an easily accessed open structure for ZnS deposition.
This nanorod array presented an easily accessed open structure for Sb2S3 deposition and a higher hole transferring speed for the whole solar cell.
Furthermore, the refined factor structure suggests reconsidering the postulate of metacognition as an easily accessed facet of learning behaviour thus implying promising research perspectives.
This nanoneedle array presents an easily accessed open structure for CdSe deposition and higher hole transferring speed for the whole solar cell.
The space between nanosheets presents an easily accessed open structure for the deposition of CdS nanoparticles, which is very important for the performance of solar cells.
And also an easily accessed informational resource that I can trust".
Buccal mucosa (from cheek swabs) is an easily accessed tissue and has been used successfully to obtain DNA for genotyping studies [ 1].
Of particular interest are the simplicity, robustness and accuracy of two-transcript classifiers using a data source that provides an easily accessed transcriptomic 'readout' from pathologies of disparate tissues.
A multiphase programme of work was proposed, with the aim of creating an easily accessed web-based set of patient decision support tools hosted on an NHS web-platform coupled with telephone support. 2 An external evaluation was set up to assess whether clinical teams would direct patients to these tools and to assess uptake and use.
