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University of Oregon professor Stephen McKeon, an authority on security tokens, told me that "the potential for programmable securities to enable the expression of new investment types is the most exciting feature".
Both techniques enable the expression of complementary or substitutable relationships among the train slots constructed along predetermined train routes and permit quick configuration of routes from residual track capacity along which new trains can be operated.
We hypothesized that cloning of the putative adhesin gene cluster coding for the putative subunit protein, putative usher and chaperone proteins and putative adhesin, which together are believed to be responsible for expression of fimbrial structures, when successfully cloned in an afimbriate E. coli strain would enable the expression of EA/1 fimbriae visible under the electron microscope.
Recent advances in microarray technology, that nowadays enable the expression analysis of thousands of infection-related genes, have provided novel insights into host response to pathogens.
Instead it depends on a different persistent cellular mechanism that drives synaptic change in order to enable the expression of memory.
The expression vectors of these miRNAs are constructed with promoters that can enable the expression of certain miRNAs in a tissue-/tumour-specific manner [ 145].
Gene expression microarrays enable the expressions of thousands of genes to be measured in parallel over many experimental samples (growth conditions, time points, cell types etc).
The optimisation of the length of the expressed proteins, based upon the boundary prediction of NBDs and neighbour domains, enables the expression and purification of soluble ABCA1 NBDs, with high ATPase activity.
Warfare also enables the expression of higher human qualities that often lie dormant in ordinary life, such as courage and self-sacrifice.
For example targeted genome editing via CRISPR/Cas9 enabled the expression of the wild-type Fah gene and the survival and expansion of rescued hepatocytes in adult mouse liver.
This approach enables the expression of level lines in the objective space, giving an estimation of the position of the Pareto front when the level tends to zero.
