Sentence examples for cms that can from inspiring English sources

A difference in AIOKE for these two compounds is observed, enabling CMS that can be used for the design of the acoustically-operated quantum electronic devices.

The goal is to sensitize sites to the major mechanisms behind CM that can facilitate client-level change.

After 2 years' natural aging, we collected surface soil samples (0 20 cm) that can be used for experimental analysis.

The region described is one of the targets of a large effort to create a series of mice with regional deletions on mouse chromosome 11 (33–80 cM) that can subsequently be subjected to further mutagenesis.

Typically, four experiment modules can be launched altogether on one mission as independent payloads, each with a diameter of 43.8 cm that can be covered in a pressurized dome.

In the present study, we have addressed this paradox using the distal upstream region of the cardiac-restricted sodium-calcium exchanger 1 (ncx1) gene promoter [31], [32] in conjunction with mouse ES cells to isolate developmentally immature and actively proliferating CM that can be grown as a monolayer in vitro.

48 In parallel with these advances, involvement of industry collaborators is also increasing, making commercial and large-scale production of human iPSC-CMs that can be used clinically for drug testing and therapeutics a fast-approaching reality.

The aim of this project is thus to describe and evaluate the CM programmes of four HSSCs in the region in order to inform their improvement while creating knowledge on CM that can be useful in other contexts.

A pilot study was conducted before the start of the experimental period to estimate the average volume of CM that can be consumed per rat per day, which was found to be approximately 50 ml/24 hours.

Eligibility included histological confirmation metastatic or unresectable KRAS WT biliary tract adenocarcinoma (bile ducts, hepatic duct, cystic duct, common bile duct, ampulla of Vater or gallbladder adenocarcinoma) with measurable disease defined as at least one lesion >2 cm that can be accurately measured with standard imaging techniques.

Not healing for at least 1 month with conventional treatments; Not expected to respond to conventional treatments; Expected to be closed with autologous skin grafting or suturing after PRP treatment; An ulcer area between 3 and 30 cm (that can be applied with autologous PRP).