29 The IL-27-mediated IL-10 production from CTL contributed to the induction of memory precursor cell phenotype, CTL memory and, consequently, tumor rejection.
Again, one can view this simplification as avoiding the division by numbers very close to zero, which results in a test statistic smaller than the corresponding GLS statistic, and consequently fewer rejections (a more conservative test).
Some readers may question whether student acceptance of evolution is, or should be, a goal of science education, and, consequently, whether rampant public rejection of evolution does in fact constitute a failure of science education.
makes no mention of the same incentives in its analysis of unemployment insurance and consequently is premature in its rejection of the basic economic proposition that paying people for not working will reduce the number of people who work.
For a given membrane, the higher the temperature and the longer the period of the solvent evaporation would result in a membrane of lower solvent content and with a thicker skin layer and consequently led to higher salt rejection at lower water permeability.
The producer priority is to avoid the rejection of good lots, and, consequently, the sampling plan includes relatively large c.
It is found that the over-design helps to coordinate the interaction between the prefractionator and main distillation column involved and leads consequently to improved process dynamics and capabilities in disturbance rejection and set-point tracking.
We want to study the characteristics of multiple-hit events, to implement a rejection filter using a likelihood threshold, which will consequently be beneficial for the intrinsic spatial resolution.
Worrying about rejection will just tick away the seconds and consequently the minutes and then the hours.
