As opposed to answering questions in video-cases, other studies used objective structured clinical examinations (OSCE) derived formats as clinical performance examinations (CPX) and Integrated Structured Clinical Exams ISCEE).
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Asher and Ackerman derived the format of the series from an unsold pilot they had produced for ABC in the 1960s.
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"What sets us apart from our competitors is that we have started our design on a clean sheet of paper and the bike is not just derived from the format of traditional motorbikes, which makes us higher performance than a petrol bike".
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Another useful format derived from scFv, with expanded half-life but still rapid, high-level uptake into tumors is the minibody, which results from the fusion of scFv with the IgG1 CH3 domain, which provokes dimerization [6].
The graphical representation of KGML is not derived by the format itself, but provided by KEGG directly as an image.
Warning signs and risk factors were shown to participants in a list format, derived from Schneider et al.'s US survey [ 8].
The selected V region mutations were then introduced in molecules of the cTCR-cIg format derived from both 4B2A1 and 7A10B2 (denoted 4 mut and 7 mut), the molecules produced in HEK293E cells and secretion levels measured by ELISA as above.
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