To this extent, acquired characteristics are, indeed, being transmitted across the generations.
Our results suggest that amyloid deposition results in a strong polarization of the inflammatory response to alternative inflammation and, to a lesser extent, acquired deactivation.
α, the learning rate, determines to what extent newly acquired information overrides old information.
Although they are often infected with multiple AI viruses, the significance and extent of acquired immunity in these populations is not understood.
To test for robustness of the model for discriminating targets embedded in visual clutter, a series of three panoramic images (Figure 2B D), with a 72° vertical extent, were acquired from natural habitats [22].
At the end of the Distraction condition, subjects were interviewed in a standardized way in order to determine to what extent they acquired explicit knowledge about the (task-irrelevant) rule or its violations.
The extent of acquired MDR-TB can be overestimated if there is a low heterogeneity of circulating M. tuberculosis strains.
Resistance factor (RF) analysis also provided a qualitative measure of the extent of acquired resistance against anticancer agents, and was calculated as the half maximal (50%) inhibitory concentration (IC50) of resistant line/IC50 of parent line.
Indeed, to some extent, consumption acquired a status symbol among birdwatchers confirmed by the trips one has undertaken or equipment one possesses, leading to 'ludicrous follies of conspicuous consumption' (Cocker 2002).
The lack of prospective time-dependent data regarding organ dysfunction and the degree of adherence to evidence-based guidelines makes it difficult to determine to what extent the acquired ICU complications were a result of sub-optimal ICU care rather than nature of disease due to the injuries sustained on admission.
The story is a reflection of society and how people driven by a lust for money can stoop to any extent to acquire wealth even if it comes at the cost of relationships and betrays the nation.
