A total of 3 15 μg DNA per section suitable for array-hybridizations could be extracted from 22 tissue blocks, no DNA or only highly degraded DNA was extractable from 7 tissue blocks.
Our initial analysis has shown that decision trees elements are manually identifiable from RCT abstracts; that for the majority of them, the study design can in principle be extracted as a decision tree, and that some complete decision trees are indeed extractable from RCT abstracts.
All have clear physical meaning and are extractable from experimental data.
Substitution of Ru by Ni has a minor effect on the structural characteristics extractable from X-ray diffraction patterns.
Thus far, the information extractable from voltage-time measurements has been limited due to the sporadic nature of coating evolution.
There are four different systems for HP generation, which are impoundment, diversion, pumped storage and other types that are extractable from tides, waves, heat, and current flows.
The typical observable field of view and the insufficient amount of structural information extractable from a single electron micrograph pose another problem in obtaining reliable statistical description.
It is not, however, extractable from skin, though the receptor protein to which it attaches in order to perform its action is present in many skin cells, and a closely similar molecule has been isolated from human urine.
Along these lines, a simple but exhaustive model to quantitatively describe the effects of contact time and reactants concentration on the amount of lipids extractable from microalgae is proposed in this work.
In 1911 Rous found that sarcomas in hens could be transmitted to fowl of the same inbred stock not only by grafting tumour cells but also by injecting a submicroscopic agent extractable from them; this discovery gave rise to the virus theory of cancer causation.
These data were readily extractable from the original paper.
