A nonexclusive alternative possibility is that deletion of the proximal enhancer removes associated sna repression elements (MacArthur et al., 2009), thereby augmenting the efficiency of the distal enhancer.
This quantitative and objective informativeness metric can play a critical role in augmenting the efficiency and accuracy of many phylogenetic studies at multiple time scales.
The current randomized control trial assesses the efficiency of the MRF technique for augmenting the labial peri-implant soft tissue during stage-two implant surgery.
Our procedure for augmenting the tree, which is shown schematically in Figure 1, is as follows.
For example, Wiegers et al. (16) have demonstrated potential in ranking documents according to chemical, gene/protein and disease identifiers in text to augment the efficiency of manual curation of the Comparative Toxicogenomics Database.
Hence, searching of effective chemosensitizers that could augment the efficiency of anticancer drugs and simultaneously overcome multi-drug resistance and side effects is urgently needed.
This result suggests that the presence of Cx43 protein in the tumor cell alone is not responsible for the observed increase in diapedesis, but that heterocellular GJIC between tumor cells and endothelial cells is required to augment the efficiency of diapedesis of HBL100 cells.
In StAR, the SP motif is adjacent to the binding domain to ERK1/2, considerably augmenting the phosphorylating efficiency of the kinase [48].
CAD deficiency modifies the lignin structure, reduces the lignin content, and augments the saccharification efficiency in grasses [ 71, 72].
(The robot was intended to replace people in specific situations, but its technologies wound up augmenting the intelligence, or at least the efficiency, of flesh-and-blood humans).
