Sentence examples for availability in the human from inspiring English sources
The present study was designed to validate a user-independent approach for a detailed in vivo quantification of serotonin transporter (5-HTT) availability in the human brainstem using a template-based approach that consisted of three steps.
Additionally, a meta-analytical survey of human single photon emission computed tomography studies yielded no evidence of any significant association between polymorphisms of the VNTR in DAT1/SLC6A3 gene and individual variations in DAT1 availability in the human striatum [ 45].
It is likely that most of the decrease in transmission was due to the MDAs, which reduced the availability of microfilariae in the human population to the vectors.
Starting in about 2001, the availability of the human genomic draft sequence greatly expanded the number of STRPs from which to choose.
In recent years, the availability of the human genome sequence disclosed novel opportunities to study biological processes from a higher level perspective.
In this regard, the availability of the human genome sequence has revealed the existence of numerous polymorphisms that affect both coding and non-coding regions [ 4], which might contribute to differences in the individual susceptibility to develop cancer [ 5- 7].
A long-elusive protein that could have a serious impact in medicine has recently come to light because of the availability of the human genome sequence.
The availability in the late eighties of human recombinant erythropoietin as treatment of uremic anemia greatly improved the quality of life of HD patients.
The discovery of osteoinductive BMPs and their availability in recombinant human forms has given considerable impetus to the field.
Another reason could be the little amount of commercially available veterinary simulators, in comparison to the availability in human medicine.
Consistently, human hemoglobin-expressing transgenic mice were significantly more susceptible to systemic infection by S. aureus, suggesting that iron availability in human contributes to the host specificity of S. aureus.
