Monoclonal antibodies will be particularly useful reagents for analysing the tissue distribution of lymphoid subpopulations and ancillary cells in tissue biopsy specimens.
In the UK, reconfiguration is defined as 'a deliberately induced change of some significance in the distribution of medical, surgical, diagnostic and ancillary specialties that are available in each hospital or other secondary or tertiary acute care unit in locality, region or health care administrative area' [6].
Reconfiguration was described as a deliberately induced change of some significance in the distribution of medical, surgical, diagnostic and ancillary specialties that are available in each hospital or other secondary or tertiary acute care unit in locality, region or health care administrative area (Fulop et al., [ 2]).
The function of ancillary virulence determinants is somewhat characterized in O157 H7 [ 2, 42], however, the relevance as well as the distribution of these factors in EHEC 2 is not clear.
Electric vehicle (EV) technology with a vehicle to grid (V2G) property is used in power systems to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, reduce peak load of the distribution system, provide ancillary service, etc.
He also developed a string of ancillary occupations.
The turnover of ancillary staff has dropped to practically zero.
While all the proposals currently under consideration in California would permit adults 21 and older to buy cannabis in retail outlets, they differ on a host of ancillary issues such as whether to regulate against so-called Big Marijuana by prohibiting one entity from engaging in cultivation, distribution and sales.
There are two types of ancillary tests.
The collection of ancillary covariate information relevant to the causal question of interest.
