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The apparatus shown in Fig. 1 is capable of examining the relationship between P and the direction of the crystalline axes of mineral grains, which is not clearly understood in the dense region.
We developed a flow-extension single-molecule assay capable of examining the lengthening of ssDNA induced by the binding of multiple MutL proteins (Fig. 5A C).
Moreover, it is capable of examining the responsiveness of the pporRFP reporter to bacterial pathogens in both compatible and incompatible interactions.
Moreover, it is capable of examining the responsiveness of the pporRFP reporter to bacterial pathogen infection in both compatible and incompatible interactions.
Twelve years ago, following a rushed process of examining the prisoner, they found him to be fully mentally capable and thus eligible for execution.
Here we describe our development of a compact and user-friendly MFC array prototype capable of examining and comparing the electricity generation ability of environmental microbes in parallel.
Health workers trained in IMCI were capable of examining children using the IMCI guidelines and in identifying very sick children.
An evaluation of the effectiveness of the initial IMCI clinical training revealed that trained health workers, in general, were capable of examining children using the adapted IMCI standards.
However, the paucity of targeted bisulfite sequencing techniques capable of examining amplicons longer than the typical bisulfite PCR size range (~300-500 bp) [ 15- 17, 25- 27] prompted our development of SMRT-BS.
This infantilizing of the American people makes it unlikely that they will ever be capable of dispassionately examining the historical issues connected with terrorism, U.S. involvement in the Middle East and South Asia, and steps that might be taken to minimize terrorism without infringing on liberty.
Emerging -omics tools that are capable of examining physiologic responses at the systems level are promising, especially for complex conditions, such as sepsis and SIRS [ 40].
