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Finally, we envisage it would be feasible to isolate good sdAbs against other interesting tumor associated antigens from this library.
When running the mode seeking process given by Equation 2 on multiple autonomous kernels at once, it is not feasible to isolate saturated modes and replace them with new kernels in a "hot swap" way, due to the characteristics of block processing.
Since it is not feasible to isolate large numbers of peripheral murine monocytes CD11b+, Ly6G− bone marrow cells were used instead since they are regarded as the murine equivalent of human peripheral monocytes.
It would not be feasible to isolate germ cell types from chimpanzee and human testis, from several males, under the same experimental conditions, and resulting in comparable purity and viability of the cell populations.
However, it is not feasible to isolate LSCs from fresh bone marrow.
They are important for understanding plant responses to biotic and abiotic stresses, and technically feasible to isolate.
A recent op-ed, penned by Shultz and Kissinger (McCain's own advisor) warned that the "drift toward confrontation must be ended," and admonished that "[i]t is neither feasible nor desirable to isolate" Russia.
Additionally, success relies on utilizing a cell source that is unaffected by pathology and is feasible for surgeons to isolate.
Assessing the adverse health effects of an air pollution mix may therefore be both more interpretable and more feasible than attempting to isolate the effects of individual pollutants independent of other pollutants.
High-throughput screening of large lead-like chemical libraries then becomes feasible and, with it, the potential to isolate compounds with even greater potency than acivicin.
For each of the remaining 17 tomato genes, a closely located orthologous gene pair was found that could be used as a feasible starting point for chromosome walking experiments to isolate its ortholog in eggplant.
