The U.S. strategy was to employ mobility, based on helicopters, and firepower to wear down the enemy by attrition at minimal cost in U.S. lives.
(2) Reference categories: female, non-CCP membership, married, employed, no mobility; project CSS; year 2003; Beijing ***p < 0.01; **p < 0.05.
(2) Reference categories: female, non-CCP membership, married, employed, no mobility; project CSS; year 2003; Beijing ***p < 0.01.
Foams are employed for mobility control in situations where polymers, gas or water alternating gas injection schemes are not feasible due to unfavorable conditions, such as low permeability, formation heterogeneity and high temperature high salinity conditions beyond the polymer stability window.
We employed electrophoretic mobility shift assays (EMSA) to interrogate the DNA binding capacity of mutated GATA3 protein.
Another type of MGE is designated genomic island and denotes a module of genes inserted by horizontal gene transfer which frequently encodes fitness conferring genes and typically contains at least one integrase gene employed for mobility.
To establish whether noncanonical structural features affect the affinity of dsRBZFPs for various RNA targets and to identify a set of minimal RNA and protein constructs for structural studies, we employed electrophoretic mobility-shift assays (EMSA) and NMR spectroscopy to probe the interactions of the JAZ zinc fingers with various dsRNAs.
The ad hoc nodes employ a mobility model that realistically simulates mission critical situations [22, 23].
Meanwhile, employing node mobility to repair damaged network topologies has only recently started to attract attention.
This technique can employ users' mobility and sense of direction to overcome any obstructions which may have caused technological alternatives to produce inaccurate results.
