We demonstrated the relationship of 18F-TFB-specific radioactivity and PET-delineated radiotracer uptake in NIS-transfected C6-glioma xenograft bearing mice [14], confirming the desirability of high-specific radioactivity to avoid saturation effects at the NIS transporter.
Clare Marchant, the Ucas chief executive, said: "Today's figures show the enduring attraction of a full-time degree for young people and the desirability of UK higher education to students from around the world.
This marketing, in turn, may produce alterations in belief systems as to the desirability of foods high in calories and low in nutrient density.
The graphical representations of the desirability for higher adsorption capacity are shown in Fig. 3a c.
The second driver of local demand for international schools is the increasing desirability of access to higher education.
It cannot be decided whether it was his or Levy's shrewd eye which shrewdly saw the desirability of avoiding the high tariff on bottled perfumes by importing raw essences, assembling them according to the French formula in New York, and thus endearing themselves to the American perfume-buying public by prices lower than some of their foreign competitors could stoop to.
More research is required into the background characteristics of pregnant women attending late or refusing HIV testing, as well as the desirability of re-testing high-risk women just prior to birth and those women with an unknown HIV status.
Under this optimal condition, the methyl ester conversion could reach as high as 97% ± 0.4% with higher desirability of 0.99.
LONDON, Sept. 2 A Nobel Prize‐winning chemist tonight urged a strengthening of the academic "elite" and ques tioned the desirability of tradi tional mass higher education.
However, the literature indicates that the capacity for increasing the participation of this proportion of the workforce is minimal, either because of the high proportion of female pharmacists with family responsibilities, the high desirability of career breaks and part-time hours or the increasingly early age of (phased) retirement.
