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AdOx treatment resulted in decreased BRCA1 arginine methylation (Figure 4a), further verifying that BRCA1 is methylated and providing a system to test the influence of methylation on the function of BRCA1.
The main challenges in acquiring digital images for mammography are obtaining images with sufficiently high spatial resolution, and providing a system for viewing such images.
A C-based command-line application implementing nested sampling and providing a Systems Biology Markup Language (SBML) interface has recently been released (Johnson et al., 2014), but no graphical tool is currently available.
Officials said security procedures worked properly, but that checkpoints are only supposed to detect hidden weapons and provide a system for alerting armed officers, not stop someone from forcing his way past unarmed guards.
But airline security officials have long acknowledged that the checkpoints are really meant to do only part of that job: they are supposed to detect hidden guns or bombs and provide a system for alerting armed police officers.
Our approach facilitates knowledge expression of problem solving and provides a system to assist in describing specific knowledge.
Search collected these signals – documents, posts, email, IM – and provided a system to assign value and therefore pricing to the data.
The work presented here has a different focus, and provides a system interface for I/O intended to replace the UNIX interface.
He explained that Quicken's goal was to take the mystery out of mortgages and provide a system where a mortgage could be completed without the need to talk to anyone.
Simultaneously the forum will act as a representative of the interests of disabled scientists and provide a system of assistance with regard to their scientific work and their professional careers.
The atrioventricular canal assay mimics the spatiotemporal, molecular and biochemical events that occur during in vivo valve development and provides a system amenable to experimental manipulation [50], [51].
