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There can be no doubt that, if rejection could be predictably and safely overcome, there would suddenly be a whole new field of surgery.

Behaviourists such as BF Skinner had already shown that human behaviour could be predictably manipulated, much like that of pigeons or rats, by means of punishment and reward.

The properties of the networks could be predictably controlled and tailed by varying the polymer composition and cross-linker amount in feed.

NKLR expression profile varied among healthy donors (Figure 3) and could be predictably manipulated during rapid expansion process (Figure 7).

Here, we applied deductive reasoning to test whether immunologic markers of ICR could be predictably observed in a controllable experimental model.

Estimating from the standard curve, the achievable surface density of immobilized RGD DBCO on PEGMA-azide brushes could be predictably varied between 0 55 pmol cm 2 by altering the media's RGD DBCO concentration.

"More importantly, we found that if you were to look at the past performance of these traders, only 1 percent of them could be called predictably profitable," says a co-author, Brad M. Barber, a finance professor at the University of California, Davis.

Nests mounds were excavated in the area with the greatest and freshest digging activity of the ants (greatest accumulation of fresh soil excavate dumped outside the nest by the ants), as fungus gardens could be found predictably at a depth of 20 100 cm in this area.

Other studies showed that different PRLs could be used predictably according to various parameters, such as target size or background illumination [ 14- 16].

Over all, though, the choice of a Dvorak program for this inaugural concert — with the concerto bracketed by the bustling "Carnival" and the Seventh Symphony — could be seen as predictably timid thinking on the part of the Philharmonic's music director, Lorin Maazel.

The rationale is that these nonconserved positions could be mutated to predictably fine-tune function.