Importantly, this NK cell-mediated tumor rejection can also induce the development of tumor-specific T cells, capable of rejecting a secondary tumor challenge [ 19].
T cells have been shown to be capable of rejecting a patient's tumor.
Based on this model, the control design yields robust sheet feedback controllers and a closed-loop system capable of rejecting disturbances up to a prescribed level.
An LQG controller, capable of rejecting input disturbances and measurement noise and improving the dynamical response of the system, has been developed.
The veto device will be capable of rejecting over 65% of coincident nuclear recoil events from neutron background in the energy range of interest in ZEPLIN-III.
The results demonstrate that the novel control strategy is capable of rejecting the long-term influent disturbances, and can achieve a stable and high TN removal efficiency.
As a result, most programmes are likely to fail to reach the necessary standard of being capable of rejecting a false null hypothesis with reasonable power.
But interestingly, it seems that some well-off voters in places like Plainedge seem to be perfectly capable of rejecting a budget while raising half a million dollars -- when they know that their efforts will apply directly to their objectives.
As a robust and tunable material capable of rejecting contaminants based primarily on size, nanoporous silicon is capable of removing both bacteria and heavy metals from drinking water in a single stage.
The overall output feedback adaptive feedback linearization repetitive control system is robust to structured parameter uncertainty, capable of rejecting spatially periodic disturbances under varying process speeds, and can be proved to be stable and produce bounded tracking error.
A team of Yale researchers has received National Science Foundation funding to develop a new class of "green wall" technologies capable of rejecting waste heat for a range of processes — from utility-scale power operations to home-cooling systems — a potentially valuable green infrastructure alternative to the cooling towers that have become ubiquitous worldwide.
