Here all our validation and test data sets constitute of Human GO terms (same species) thus we need to take care of the redundancy.
To analyze the impact of the stromal compartment on PANR in vitro, we designed an in vitro model constituted of human primary fibroblasts and murine macrophages cultivated on collagen matrix.
Figure 2 confirms that VG-IgM is constituted of human κ light chain, human μ heavy chain, and J chain as compared with an anti-Rhesus D IgM which also contains a J chain but is composed of a λ light chain [ 27].
The rationale for this study was based on the fact that BA is (i) a natural constitute of human blood, (ii) readily absorbed with plasma levels determined by dietary intake, and (iii) there is epidemiological, animal, and cell culture evidence supporting its antiproliferative capacity in prostate cancer.
Rather meditation is a shedding of wishes and desires, culminating in a rather disconcerting and sometimes frightening nothingness which constitutes a form of human truth.
In Germany, prosecutions are made under holocaust denial laws some 65 years after the events, without any suggestion that this constitutes denial of human rights.
This latter region constitutes most of human Xp, where most human 'escapee' genes are located.
This set constitutes 8.2% of human genes based on the latest National Center for Biotechnology Information genome release.
The system is constituted of a human motion law and three subsystems including mechanical structure, perceived control and power transmission.
Our laboratory developed, using the self-assembly approach, the first completely biological tissue engineered blood vessel (TEBV) constituted of living human cells in the absence of any synthetic or exogenous material.
According to Mosco, social life is comprised of the mutual constitution of structure and agency: "structures are constituted out of human agency, even as they provide the very 'medium' of that constitution" (Mosco 2009 185).
