The more similar in appearance or motion the nonhuman agent is the more people are likely to use themselves as a source of induction.
As widely known, the dominant source of induction in the mid-latitudes is a symmetric ring current in the magnetosphere, described spatially by the spherical harmonic Y 1 0 = cos θ and temporally by the corresponding coefficient ε 1 0. The latter can approximately be related to the Dst index as (Olsen and Kuvshinov [2004]) ε 1 0 ≈ − Dst 1 + Q ~, (11).
In the absence of glucose, disruption of cre2 leads to elevated cellulase activity whether sophorose, lactose or microcrystalline cellulose was used as an inducer, but not when a source of induction was absent, and this elevated cellulase activity in induced conditions is a robust phenotype of the cre2 disruption.
For this purpose, human serum AB (used as source of complement) was added to the medium with antibodies, but it did not increase cell death induction.
Geomagnetic storms are also low-frequency sources of induction.
The discovery of insulin expression in neurons prompted us to use adult NSCs without exogenous gene induction as sources of insulin-producing cells from the patient's own organs to treat diabetes.
To test the possibility of external infections as a source of immune-induction, we included GFP-expressing entomopathogenic bacteria (Photorhabdus luminescens) when raising RasV12-expressing larvae.
In the first decade of radiology, induction coils, static generators and high-frequency coils were commonly used as sources of high-voltage for an X-ray tube.
To determine the concentration of TNT003 required for complement inhibition, we titrated TNT003 into C3d reactions using pooled HLA-I-specific sera (S10, S11, and S12) as a source of HLA-Ab induction of C3d.
In this research, solar energy is used as a source of power for the induction stove.
