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Additional affinity capture examples for the subset of the CKD-related targets whose complexes can be captured on "Catch-3" beads are shown in Figure 5. 50% plasma samples were prepared by diluting ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA -plasma 2X in SB18T with 2 µM Z-Block_2 (thEDTA -plasmaucleotide sequence (AC-BnBn)7-AC).

Drawing from their case studies of hospitals in Italy and Austria, Habersam and Piber [ 10] propose a fourth type of IC – connectivity capital – to capture examples of IC that span human, structural, and/or relational capital.

Fourth, there are features of Bipolar spectrum illness that BADDS was not designed to capture – examples include the presence and extent of rapid cycling and the extent of mixed episodes (although if all manic episodes are mixed this is denoted in BADDS by adding an "m" qualifier to the M dimension – see rating guidelines in Appendix A).

Kilpatrick [ 22] suggests, however, that there is a wealth of community participation in rural health service planning that is never reported and that given policy imperatives for higher level community engagement, there is an urgent need to capture examples and commit to 'analysing the processes of community engagement in order to improve them' [ 32].

It would aim not only to confirm any instrumental use of the research (ie direct use of the findings or research theories in formulating the content of the policy) but also to capture examples of the much wider range of possible impacts on policy, including the gradual sedimentation of insights, theories, concepts and perspectives in the enlightenment mode.

A non-monotonic formalism is material adequate to the extent to which it captures examples of defeasible reasoning and to the extent to which it has intuitive properties.

In 2011, these weapons were used by Muammar Gaddafi's military forces in the 2011 Libyan civil war, and Libyan rebel forces were also photographed using captured examples in the war.

The movie provides an intensely capturing example of schizophrenia.

However we expected that it might be able to capture interesting examples not revealed by other features.

Taken together, transcriptional, genomic and epigenetic profiles of 25 BC cell lines, enriched for those representing triple-negative features, help to define cell lines that most closely capture individual examples of the heterogeneous characteristics within triple-negative BCs.

It doesn't capture, for example, people who go hungry but cannot get to a food bank, or who refuse to take charity food.