That summary can then be searched, but only to the extent of the key words originally entered into the system, Mr. Rasch said.
Thus, the relative extent of activation of key signaling molecules was compared between each cell type.
To examine the relative extent of activation of key signaling molecules in Jurkat E6.1 T cells, HuT78 T cells, and APBTs, we used a previously described method for quantifying the amount of phosphorylation per protein present in an activated T cell [24], [39].
Aspects of service sites – especially size, but also staff workloads, the health status of individual patients at the time, the events of the particular day, the availability of off-site patients, and, to some extent, the level of key staff interest in the work of IMPAKT – all influenced the possibilities and process of recruitment (see Research settings).
The criteria for classifying extent of data were: Key nodes (themes) – mentioned in more than 75% of reports.
To map the extent of change for key quantitative output/result indicators, quasi-experimental research design was used to collect the information and hence draw comparison with baseline results.
The investigation has found that Scotland's national wealth, the income owned and kept in Scotland, is worth up to £20bn less than its headline GDP figure of £144.7bn because of the extent of foreign ownership of key industries including North Sea oil and gas, its financial sector and whisky.
Indeed, the pace has slowed to such an extent that a number of key senators, including Trent Lott, the majority leader, have raised the possibility that Congress may end up in a lame duck session after the November election.
Yeltsin's handpicked successor, former KGB officer Vladimir Putin, quickly moved to break the oligarchs' influence, and a close-knit circle of his associates has since - directly or indirectly - to a large replaced extent them in their control of key economic assets.
Obviously, the extent of deformation plays a key role in understanding of the shear-thinning behavior.
