This study reports on the assembly of cell-particle hybrids where irradiated tumor cells were surface engineered with adjuvant-loaded, biodegradable, biocompatible, polymeric particles, with the aim of generating a construct capable of functioning as a therapeutic cancer vaccine.
Our development work [ 5] suggested that the construct of sexual function is as much relational and psychological as it is biomedical, and so the avoidance of a clinical diagnosis may be seen as an advantage.
For example, evidence for a construct of social function could include demonstration of its association with established measures of both physical impairment and social support.
During its development, it underwent Rasch analysis, ensuring it is unidimensional, measuring the construct of 'shoulder function' which is scored on a linear, interval-level scale.
An important selection method compared to other shoulder measures was Rasch analysis, which revealed redundant and not fitting items to the unidimensional construct of shoulder function.
Together, these results demonstrate dual (i.e antibody and enzyme) specificity of the construct and functioning of this ADEPT system in vitro.
There has been an earlier report which also investigated to construct a clinical measure of functioning by integrating the ICF categories in OA [ 39].
To identify proteins involved in this process we used functional screens by constructing loss-of-function mutants of genes encoding proteins predicted to be exported.
The presented concept of CAR is based on two seminal research studies as the increasing understanding of the construct and function of T cell receptor (TCR) complex (Fig. 1).
Most games depend on the construct of the self to function: you must protect your lives, collect experience, gather more powerful weapons and powers.
Most estimates put the cost of constructing functioning sewage, transport and similar facilities in all of India's urban centres at hundreds of billions of dollars.
