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"We could get a much better readout on chronic safety and efficacy early," said Bart Henderson, the president of Rhythm, which now plans to move into human testing.

The arrays are chemically and biochemically robust; they are spatially addressable and have the potential for being informationally addressable; and they appear to offer better readout capabilities than the classical microarrays.

Thus, RNAPII occupancy appears to give a better readout of pri-miRNA transcription.

However, ERE transcriptional activity remains a better readout of ER function as PgR is just one many ER target genes and is regulated by many other transcription factors such as Sp1 or AP-1 [ 28, 29].

De novo labelling as used here determines the outcome of all these processes and, therefore is a better readout of protein synthesis than ribosome loading eventually combined with ribosome footprinting [ 48].

Other important improvements include better electronic readout, better modelling and simulation, and better computational techniques for reconstructing the information carried by the photons.

Parametric amplifiers based on superconducting devices have recently regained interest because of the need for better amplifiers for qubit readout and microwave quantum optics.

The amplitude of this signal is designed to be uniform over all calorimeters channels, stable in time and with an integral linearity much better that the electronics readout.

We also describe some preliminary results for 8 keV imaging, from (direct detection) silicon hybrid pixel detectors, which offer advantages over CCDs in terms of better spatial resolution, faster readout with minimal noise.

Digital readouts have the advantage of exactness, while analogue readouts give better indications of rates of change.

To better understand which CAIA readouts align best with the underlying inflammation, the readouts for individual paws from animals in each treatment were clustered according to their histopathology inflammation scores (from 0 to 4).