Sentence examples for degree of block from inspiring English sources
Degree of random deesterification (R) was better predicted than the degree of block deesterification (B).
A lesser degree of block was observed with sera obtained from normal Balb/c mice, but the nature of material responsible is as yet undefined.
Therefore, over-expression studies may under-estimate the degree of block because new channels replace antibody-bound channels and internalization of bound channels is slow.
This is also reflected in the QT interval, quantified for the 25 simulations in Figure 3 B. Therefore, as for APD90, the effect of ICaL block on reducing the QT interval is more pronounced than the prolongation caused by IKr block for the same degree of block.
QA ions have proven extremely valuable tools to study K+ channels over the last 40 years, and although not all K+ channels are blocked by extracellularly applied tetraethylammonium (TEA), most exhibit some degree of block by TEA when applied from the inside.
Off-camera while going through parc fermé, Schumacher and Hill renewed their argument from the Belgian Grand Prix over what degree of blocking was acceptable after their first corner incident.
It appears that G119, G10, G37, G106, G36, G45, G39, G57, G40 and G6 share similar characteristics in that they bind to the same or overlapping epitopes in the CA region as they are capable of blocking or interfering all other antibodies binding to the CAIX ECD domain and the degree of blocking correlates strongly with their binding affinities (KD).
From the degree of blocking obtained, we have identified both structurally related and independent epitopes on CEA.
The degree of blocking was further quantified by the fan-shaped complete block (FSCB) to indicate the fan angles of beam blocking.
Congenital atrioventricular block is associated with a relatively high fetal morbidity and mortality, particularly more advanced degrees of block.
To investigate dose-dependency of the effects, four degrees of block were applied for each current.
