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For cell lines derived from inbred strains of mice, where STR profiles may not distinguish one line from another, but where a specific genetic alteration (mutation or transgene) has been introduced, a specific test for the allele in question should be established.
Lizzie also visited Uganda with a group of Tong High School students earlier this year.' Crickhowell is introducing a specific international based curriculum modelled on the International Baccalaureate for 11 to 16 year olds called the Middle Years programme.
But the most promising new concept I've seen on the water-pollution front is introducing a well-specific tracer to fracking fluid.
QAA will continue to provide educational oversight review to meet Home Office requirements, and will also be introducing a new review for specific course designation at the start of next year, designed for private colleges that want their UK students to be able to apply for public funding to support their studies.
This short communication describes key tools and techniques that have recently been introduced into specific stages of a patient's radiotherapy pathway, including diagnosis, external beam treatment and subsequent follow-up.
Variability of the fracture aperture could have been introduced by considering a specific morphology of the rigid part [Hansen et al. (2000)], but this is not the case in the present study.
In contrast, in finite element models, only the real part of the impedance which correlates to energy losses— has been introduced by formulating a specific impedance as assumed for soft tissue material (Švancara et al. 2006; Vampola et al. 2008a, b).
The restriction endonuclease PvuII has been introduced as a sequence-specific cleavage module in highly-specific nucleases for gene targeting.
The Western Ontario Osteoarthritis of the Shoulder index (WOOS) has been introduced as a disease-specific quality of life measurement in patients with glenohumeral arthritis.
The formation mechanism of inclined fatigue-cracks in ultrafine-grained Cu processed by equal channel angular pressing was studied by using a partially notched specimen in which a fatal natural crack was introduced, to a specific site of the smooth surface was feasible regardless of microstructural inhomogeneity caused by the processing.
