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Such a design created the possibility of significant displacements of the pipeline on the supports and thus allowing for effective testing of the influence of supports stiffness and damping properties on the WH behaviors.

The xenotransplant model has also been successfully used for the preliminary pre-clinical drug testing of SCH66336 and SXG393 (Peters et al, 2001; O'Hare et al, 2008) and although this model is not without limitations it does enable the effective testing of the compounds on the T315I mutation in vivo.

(John Simon of New York magazine takes the blow for all of us.) One thing "Ecco Porco" accomplishes is an effective test of the theatergoer's indulgence of the artistic sensibility.

Fig. 3 Webplot of the free choice qualitative description (as effective test) of the tequila produced in this study and two commercial tequilas (tequila Herradura and tequila 4 Copas).

For cost-effective testing of the selected primer pairs, the M13 tail approach was chosen with a 6-FAM (Integrated DNA Technologies, Coralville, Iowa, USA) fluorescent color tail to visualize and estimate the length of the amplification product on a capillary sequencer (ABI-PRISM-3100; Applied Biosystems, Foster City, California, USA) (Schuelke, 2000).

There is a generally held belief, however, that WGS may be more informative than ES, even within the boundaries of exome regions, as the random distribution of individual sequence reads offers an overall higher likelihood of effective testing of individual sites in the genome.

This test is the most suitable for the cost effective testing of multiple sources of Pb particles.

Settlements are certainly an effective test of Israel's intentions in the peace process (and the US would be remiss to not denounce their expansion as harmful to prospects for peace).

Previous reports indicated that the Sorenson protocol was one of the most effective tests of lumbar muscle fatigue induction[ 23, 24].

The most effective tests of animal intelligence, he argues, are designed according to a species' particular traits and skills.

Objective: Major challenges for physicians include selection of effective tests in the time-sensitive identification and management of patients with acute coronary syndromes (ACS).