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However, to our knowledge, none of these militarily relevant WAs has been tested for potential health effects, especially as embedded shrapnel.
Peptides and protein hydrolysates derived from food sources such as milk, egg, fish, meat, and soybeans (to name a few) have all been tested for potential beneficial effects in these systems.
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Fish, crabs, lobsters and periwinkles are tested for potential radioactive contamination.
The new materials were tested for potential use as matrices in tissue engineering application.
During generations 1 and 2, more than 5000 highly diverse mixed oxides were tested for potential catalytic activity.
Goats whose milk is tested for potential radioactive contamination from a nuclear site have been "retired" because they are getting too old.
In the present study, a human MDR1 promoter reporter gene construct was designed to investigate the reverse effect in which selected activators of the major CYP (1 3) genes were tested for potential inhibition of transcriptional activity of the MDR1 gene.
In step 3, the whole primer constructs were tested for potential dimer formation.
These variables were tested for potential correlations (Spearman's rho) with graph metrics resulting from each step of the sweep over plausible edge probability thresholds.
Because epistatic interactions appear to be an important factor in the genetic architecture of complex traits [58] and have been documented for glucosinolate biosynthesis [12], the markers most closely linked to QTL peaks were tested for potential epistatic interactions.
P and S were tested for potential non-specific effects on the efflux assay by adding the same quantity of naked PNA used in a packaging reaction directly to untransduced cells and then performing the assay as described.
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