Facial expressions are widely acknowledged as essential to express emotional states.
Beyond that, the orientation of one or both of the Tyr-5 and Tyr-6 phenyl rings was also essential to express activities, while structures possessing two rings formed between Tyr-5 and residue 6 via a phenolic oxygen linkage and a new carbon bond only possessed moderate cytotoxicities.
52 When assessing the efficacy of a reperfusion treatment strategy, it is essential to express myocardial infarct size (IS) as a percentage of the area-at-risk (AAR).
Murphy and Bass reported that it is unlikely that dopamine generation or release, or dopamine receptor activation (with the possible exception of its involvement in the rat), is essential to express ANP effects.
To avoid any misunderstandings, it is essential to express to your parents that although you are their "child," you are an adult, and that you are used to making your own rules.
It's essential to show that the virus expressed well, that it expressed in the targeted cells and not in unintended cells, and importantly, that halorhodopsin was effective, i.e. that it actually did suppress TRN spiking.
Digital image is an essential factor to express and communicate information.
It presses philanthropy, government and the social sector to make efficient, effective solutions that deliver results at scale, an essential way to express humanitarian values.
The open territory of women's faces and hands becomes essential real estate to express their individuality.
In this manuscript, the chiral separation of novel liver X receptor (LXR) β-selective agonist -1 revealed that (S -5- 4- 1-methylethoxy phenyl -5-methylimidazolidine-2,4-dione -2 waS -5- 4- 1-methylethoxy phenyl -5-methylimidazolidine-2,4-dionetic activity in a head-to-tail molecular deS -5- 4- 1-methylethoxy phenyl -5-methylimidazolidine-2,4-dione
