The increasing cell growth and the absence of browning on immobilized cells showed that the fragile cells are more stable and expected to stay alive for a considerable time in the immobilized cells and thereby are capable of producing secondary metabolites.
Initially, HPVs maintain their genome at low copy number, around 10 200 copies per cell, as episomes in the basal cells of the epithelium, and thereby are capable of establishing long-term latent infections.
Other cargos (mainly viral) function as transactivators of genome transcription (EBNA-1), or like SV40 T-large antigen, bind to important cellular proteins such as p53 and retinoblastoma protein (pRb), and thereby are capable of transforming a variety of cell types.
It is demonstrated that this method outperforms the ordinary Lagrangian-formulation method in resolving the problem of mesh distortion, thereby is capable of simulating the complete emptying process of a hopper.
Taking advantage of the psychrometric relationship between temperature and vapor pressure, the present method also estimates the near surface moisture availability (M) from TS, air temperature (TA) and relative humidity (RH), thereby being capable of decomposing λE into evaporation (λEE) and transpiration (λET).
Hence ESO, and thereby IFL, is capable of explicitly defining its own truth-predicate relative to N.[58] This result does not contradict Tarski's undefinability result, because here non-determined sentences are possible; the negation used is not contradictory negation.[59] Tarski (1983) adopted a view accoding to which truth cannot be defined for natural languages.
Hp was also capable of blocking Hb-driven LDL oxidation and thereby being protective against this second ('extrinsic') mechanism of Hb-driven endothelial damage.
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In addition, absence of SPARC in SPARC −/− mice promotes the growth of pancreatic and lung cancers (Brekken et al, 2003; Puolakkainen et al, 2004), thereby demonstrating that SPARC is capable of suppressing tumour growth in certain cancers due to endogenous expression of, or as a result of exogenous exposure to SPARC.
