In both arms, chemoembolisation was performed as selectively as possible (segmental (selective) or subsegmental (superselective)) using a 2.7 2.8 French microcatheter.
Although soil DNA may be a good indicator of microbial biomass, it did not appear to differentiate among management systems as selectively as other microbial parameters.
The reason you keep your foot off the brake and gas is that you would only interfere with the system, since you cannot brake as intelligently or as selectively as HDC (try applying the calipers of just the left rear wheel, say).
Therefore, normally beneficial responses act to the patient's detriment in the artificial ICU environment and it is necessary to block them as selectively as possible.
This trait has been considered as selectively neutral, with neither a known selective advantage nor disadvantage.
Because selection acts primarily on proteins and not DNA sequences, synonymous changes are often treated as selectively neutral (but see below) thus enabling measurement of the degree of selective constraint on amino acid sequences.
They feared that regulators would construe the presentation as selectively giving out information on profits that will not be publicly reported until the third week in December, Morgan Stanley said.
Last summer, he attacked a leftist organization, Breaking the Silence, that published allegations by unnamed Israeli soldiers about human rights violations during the war, as selectively anti-Israel.
These experiments were designed to test the models as selectively as possible.
Introns rapidly accumulate mutations, which may be used as selectively neutral nuclear genetic marker complementing microsatellite and mitochondrial DNAs.
The MIP, incorporated in the carbon paste electrode, functioned as selectively recognition element and pre-concentrator agent for PMZ determination.
