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Dendritic cell based vaccination has attained extensive popularity following their success in various malignancies.

In contrast, "hard" transformations are those inducing dramatic structural modifications that extend beyond localized moieties to encompass changes across the molecule's entirety (e.g., ring cleavage in steroids), although several sequential reactions may be needed to attain extensive structural modification.

Within neurons of several regions of the CNS, mature dendrite architecture is attained via extensive reorganization of arbor during the developmental period.

Considerable knowledge of the molecular organization of class I HLA antigens has been attained through extensive structural analysis of these proteins and their genes.

First, Reid claims that "the greater part of mankind can never attain such extensive views of human life, and so correct a judgment of good and ill, as the right application of this principle requires" (EAP III.iii.iv: 164).

Consensus was attained through extensive consultations among TB control experts, national correspondents and representatives of health ministries.

The individual goals of the resuscitation bundle were achieved in 54 to 81% of the patients (Figure 1), but in only 24% all goals were attained despite an extensive Surviving Sepsis Campaign and the advice to start the resuscitation bundle as soon as organ failure was present as a sign of severe sepsis.

During disease evolution there is extensive parasite multiplication attaining a high parasite burden in the spleen and liver.

(3) We achieve minimizing the maximum node interference for attaining specific k ij connectivity between any two nodes and the finally extensive experiments by simulations to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithms.  .

C57BL/6J mice took on average ∼15 sessions to reach criterion for Pavlovian discriminated approach, although ∼20% of the original sample failed to attain criterion even with extensive training (>45 sessions) and were excluded from further testing.

Of particular importance in this regard, we observe that at 6 months of age, which is the most advanced age that these out-bred Id2−/− mice attain before dying with extensive neurologic dysfunction (Figs 1, 2), rare Id2−/− animals that did not exhibit changes in activity also had histologically normal tissues of the SNpC and striatum (data not shown).