However, because chemotherapy administration can only be given when there is an adequate white blood cell count (to confer the ability to fight infection) the typical treatment is conservatively set at a lower frequency and dose.
The three domains are discretized using the Linear Discontinuous Finite Elements, Multigroup, and Discrete Ordinates methods, respectively, which confer the ability to maintain the accuracy of a continuous solution.
However, new and versatile systems now exist that expand the user's choice to a large number of promoters and terminators, and various autofluorescent tags confer the ability to express multiple genes from a single transformation vector.
For example, these broad-scale physiological inquiries confer the ability to directly assess the abundant-center hypothesis (aka Brown's principle) which proposes that species have decreased performance toward their range edges.
To confer the ability to ferment cellobiose, which is a hydrolysis product from cellulosic materials treated enzymatically or with acid, the β-glucosidase gene from Ruminococcus albus was introduced into Z.
The discovery adds further weight to the view that human evolution is still a work in progress, since previous instances of recent genetic change have come to light in genes that defend against disease and confer the ability to digest milk in adulthood.
The extraordinary performance should originate from the very small size of SnO2 nanoparticles and carbon precursor matrix derived from glucose which can confer the ability to accommodate the volume changes and prevent the agglomeration of Sn particles during charge/discharge process.
To confer the ability to produce 1-propanol from 1,2-propanediol (1,2-PD) in recombinant E. coli, a part of the pdu regulon including the diol dehydratase and the propanol dehydrogenase genes together with the adenosylcobalamin (AdoCbl) regeneration enzyme genes of Klebsiella pneumoniae was cloned, and an expression vector for these genes (pRSF_pduCDEGHOQS) was constructed.
The large flexible pocket may confer the ability of carboxylesterases to hydrolyze many structurally distinct compounds, whereas the small rigid pocket facilitates selectivity (Bencharit et al., 2003b; Hosokawa 2008).
The thrifty gene is said to confer the ability to store fat at times of food abundance and allow reutilization during food crunch.
This observed genetic variance presumably resulted in a gene cluster that does not confer the ability to produce carbamoylated saxitoxin derivatives.
