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However, the putative families of SSTs we describe offer additional models for silk specific functional expansions.
The "adherent" enrichment and expansion of NK cells we describe offer a simple, cost-effective, reproducible, and translatable procedure with a high purity and potency of NK cells compared to other methodologies for personalized adoptive cell therapy.
The technology we describe offers the potential to enhance and extend these studies using pure populations of virus infected cells at time points where the proportion of virus infected cells within the sorted cell populations is very low.
The posterior wall distance we describe offers a new and simple method for characterization of posterior deficiency, as it correlated with 3D measures of total/regional posterior coverage.
The increase in local excitatory connectivity that we describe offers a mechanism whereby silent neurons can be recruited into cortical microcircuits.
In conclusion, the immunohistochemical method for cell cycle assessment that we describe offers numerous practical benefits, in that it is reproducible, can be standardised in any diagnostic histopathology laboratory and the analysis can be confined to the neoplastic component.
The case histories she describes offer a remarkable insight into the terrible suffering of these patients, as well as into the power of the mind over the body.
The spectroscopic techniques described offer a new in vitro approach for the prediction of immune responses of different vaccine formulations.
Reported cases of restricted forearm rotation [5, 6] and proximal radio-ulnar synostosis [7, 8] following TBW are less common, and the cases described offer little detail regarding the identification and management of these rare complications.
Most facilities described offer CaCx screening in the RCH clinic at least twice a week, but not every day.
The various actuator mechanisms described offer a diverse range of potential solutions to control a holding mechanism, with each actuator system having a number of advantages and disadvantages.
