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This latter possibility suggests that, in mice fed a high fat diet, hepatic gene expression patterns can be used to gauge inflammation intensity, and that targeted analytical methods can be developed to exploit this information to gain insight into the tissue remodeling that accompanies excessive intake of dietary fat.
A quantitative measure, which contains comprehensive features of the nerve, should be developed to exploit the rich information in DWI images for detecting subtypes of ischemic stroke.
It remains uncertain whether agents can be developed to exploit the potential benefits of LXR activation while avoiding hypertriglyceridemia and hepatic steatosis.
Because SWPT, which decomposes a signal into many subbands at the same scale, just has child and cousin coefficients at the same level, new bivariate shrinkage function will be developed to exploit the relationship between child and cousin coefficients.
It appears judicious to first screen the chicken genome for possible endogenous products that can confer protection or resistance to H5N1 infection so that further strategies can be developed to exploit them without introduction of exogenous genes.
However, "early" model organisms such as salamanders are beginning to re-attract attention as genome resources can rapidly be developed to exploit the unique features that originally identified their utility for research.
In this paper a non-parametric method is developed to exploit all available information.
Exciting new approaches are being developed to exploit the enormous potential of recombinant DNA research in the analysis of genetic disorders.
An MPI version of the code is developed to exploit distributed memory compute resources such as PC clusters.
This strengthening technique was developed to exploit the strength potential of rammed earth and to solve its lack of tensile strength.
In this work, a PCA-based GLR fault detection algorithm is developed to exploit the advantages of the GLR test in the absence of a process model.
