Sentence examples for bypass full from inspiring English sources
The other interesting transcripts were those that showed differences in abundance between the two transgenic lines expressing either only glycolate dehydrogenase (DEF2) of the full bypass (Full) lines.
Moreover, in comprehension, one might be able to bypass full syntactic decoding in the presence of semantic, lexical, and nonlinguistic information (Indefrey et al. 2004).
I deeply appreciate the commitment of my colleague to ensure that the Monsanto Protection Act is not tucked into subsequent legislation in a manner that bypasses full committee examination and Senate debate.
That shift appeared to confirm suspicions that shoppers would "trade down" this season, largely bypassing full-price stores to save money.
Blood samples were taken before bypass, on full flow, at minimum temperature, after rewarming, after modified ultrafiltration and on return to intensive care.
In patients under cardiopulmonary bypass with full heparin treatment, where the ECMO was implanted due to the inability to wean the patient from the cardiopulmonary bypass, the heparin was fully antagonized with protamine after the ECMO implantation, and the effectiveness of heparin antagonization was checked with ACT.
Patients determined to be ESI 1 or 2 at this stage are brought directly to an ED bed, bypassing the full triage protocol.
In addition to the full bypass, partial bypass comprising of GDH alone was also found to be successful in increasing photosynthesis and biomass production in Arabidopsis [ 21] and potato [ 23].
Because the full bypass and the partial bypass with the alternate pathway may both release CO2 in chloroplasts, but may generate different intermediate and end products, we observe similarities as well as differences in phenotypes and transcript abundances between DEF2 and DEF2+TG1 plants.
But he said his doctors told him he could be helped only by a full bypass.
Objective: To assess the effect of heparin-coated circuits on bleeding, transfusion, and platelet count in patients undergoing primary coronary artery bypass grafting with full heparinization.
