Notably, these complex molecular processes are unique capacities of B cells and ensure specific higher avidity binding by the B-cell receptor (BCR) and also the production of antibodies with altered effector function.
(See Clooney 1990, 239, ff.; Halbfass 1991, 300 307) Once again, then, Kumārila can here be seen to take his bearings from the thought that what matters most is what is disclosed by the unique capacity of language somehow to bring into view indeed, to bring into being a world beyond what is actually present.
We might take better advantage of the unique capacity of DC to direct the immune response by exploiting DC-based cellular therapy earlier in the disease course.
The debate over the altruism paradox illuminates the unique capacity of humans to study our own behavior.
HSCs are historically identified by the unique capacity to self-renew, providing long-term, serial reconstitution of the entire hematopoietic system upon their transplantation into myeloablated hosts.
These represent appropriate acknowledgements of the unique capacities that USAID's DCHA brings to the table.
Our private sector partners remain central to the success of DREAMS, bringing their unique capacities and capabilities to the table.
Human rights have been based largely on the concept of natural law -- the notion that, by virtue of their unique capacity to reason or to experience freedom, human beings are automatically -- inherently -- creatures of dignity and worth, different from all other sentient beings.
Moreover, the highest concentration of Zn in the macrophytes might be due to the growth of Lemna minor which possesses a unique capacity to absorb large amount of zinc as reported by several researchers (Sridevi et al. 2003).
