To determine the distance of BAC signals to the surface of their harboring chromosome territory, the program "Enhanced Distance Measurement Tool", kindly provided by T. Thormeyer from our institute, was used (Albiez et al. 2006).
These developments should include a focus on strengthening cooperation among higher education institutions in order to develop balanced online health curricula, and on enhancing distance education in low- and middle-income regions to meet extensive learning demands.
Or it could be, unrelated, an increase in biosonar source levels and with it a shift in center frequency to enhance detection distances during foraging at night.
Global migration, social factors, and trading activities continue to promote and enhance long-distance movements of rabies-infected animals, increasing the potential risk of reintroducing the disease to regions where the problem has been eliminated.
The tournament site, Dove Mountain, is at an altitude of 3,000 feet, which enhances driving distance, making the golfers feel like John Daly clones until the desert winds kick up and confuse them.
The data show that students have positive attitudes towards enhancing online distance education with video.
Through extensive computer simulations, we demonstrated that the proposed algorithm enhances the distance estimation accuracy and achieves improved localization performance than other range-free algorithms with a small number of anchors.
Table 3 shows these 21 circumstance types and their probe questions: Table 3 Semantic and logicosemantic types of circumstance (after Halliday and Matthiessen 2004: 262 263) Logicosemantic type Semantic type Semantic subtype Probe question Enhancing Extent distance how far? duration how long?
In previous studies we have reported that templated agarose scaffolds can be fabricated into precise linear arrays and implanted into the partially injured spinal cord, organizing growth and enhancing the distance over which local spinal cord axons and ascending sensory axons extend into a lesion site.
