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We now show that, by combining SNPs with our exon-targeted oligonucleotide array, detection for both copy number variation and copy-neutral AOH are optimized and enabled in a convenient, single genomic assay.
The ligands developed show improvements over the one existing mGlu1 PAM tool compound and enabled in vivo studies in a preclinical antipsychotic model.
A simple API that has gotten tens of thousands of apps, websites, voice and messaging enabled in a hurry.
In this way, metabolic profiling of lead compounds and potential drug candidates is enabled in a rapid and comprehensive manner.
In LTE Release 8, MU-MIMO is allowed only in a standard non-transparent manner, but in LTE Release 9 and 10 it can be enabled in a standard transparent manner.
The combination of a 3D-source model and the detailed instrument response function can determine the source activities from the gamma scans, and also enables in a second step, the simulation of the dose-rate field on the site.
High-throughput tools for pan-genomic study, especially the DNA microarray platform, have sparked a remarkable increase in data production and enabled a shift in the scale at which biological investigation is possible.
DCAPS was used in the operations of the shuttle payload for the STS-85 shuttle flight in August 1997 and enabled a 80% reduction in mission operations effort and a 40% increase in science return.
A computational model of such variations could greatly expand our understanding of contemporary human diversity and enable applications in a wide range of disciplines, including the following: anthropology, sociology, fashion, security, and computer graphics.
The autocreation feature is one of the most sought after features in MetaFrame XP and enables a user in an independent computing architecture (ICA) session to print to various printers without installing these printers.
The auto-creation feature is one of the most sought-after features in Citrix MetaFrame and enables a user in an Independent Computing Architecture (ICA) session to print to various printers without having to install these printers.
