Over the years the style of these garments slowly evolved and became more complex; a greater number were worn either in combination with or on top of one another.
Today more than 15 million women use them either in combination oral contraceptives or for hormone replacement therapy (HRT) [ 1].
In addition, double immunofluorescence experiments showed co-expression of basal type keratins either in combination with glandular type keratins or SMA as a marker of the myoepithelial lineage.
Despite the uncertainty, a growing number of guidelines support the use of IGRA for the diagnosis of LTBI (either in combination with TST or alone) [ 34].
We observed efficient and random piggyBac-mediated insertion into the genome when parasites were transfected with piggyBac donor plasmids under both circumstances; either in combination with transposase-containing helper plasmids or in parasites containing the transposase gene stably integrated into the genome.
The effort to develop more powerful new drugs for cancer will require many clinical trials in which scientists try to integrate experimental drugs with older ones, either in combination or in sequence.
Y-Patch is found in as much as 50% of the total protein-coding genes either in combination with or independent of TATA-box (E, F).
Microalgae growth was simulated for 15 days, showing how a set of microalgae genetic modifications affects H2 production either in combination or individually.
No standard treatment is established for patients with advanced soft tissue sarcoma after previous chemotherapy with anthracyclines and ifosfamide, given either in combination or sequentially.
Although it has lesser degree of sequence conservation than TATA-box, Y-Patch elements occur in correct upstream context in more than 50% of annotated rice genes, either in combination with or independent of TATA-box.
Since agriculture field water contains NOM, divalent ions and pesticides, model solutions were prepared in DI water adding high molecular weight fraction of humic acid as representative NOM, divalent salts either in combination or individually.
