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In addition, 3D structures can be generated by incorporating PEG-diacrylate into the precursor solution.
Targetable LVs can be generated by incorporating specific ligands or antibodies into the vector envelope.
Eventually, the integrated Bauwens-BRANN model is generated by incorporating BRANN algorithms into the Bauwens model.
A second rBCG strain, designated AFRO-1, was generated by incorporating an expression plasmid encoding three mycobacterial antigens, Ag85A, Ag85B and TB10.4, into AERAS-401.
Anti-RANKL vaccine was generated by incorporating the unnatural amino acid p-nitrophenylalanine (pNO2Phe) into selected sites in the murine RANKL (mRANKL) molecule.
Rotated patterns can be generated by incorporating a rotation angle θ into the following coordinate transformation: { x = x ' cos θ + y ' sin θ y = y ' cos θ − x ' sin θ (2).
The NIL 'L94- Rphq2+3' was previously developed through a marker-assisted backcross programme by incorporating leaf rust resistance alleles Rphq2 and Rphq3 from Vada into L94 susceptible genetic background, whereas the NIL Vada- rphq2+3 was generated by reciprocally incorporating the corresponding susceptibility QTL alleles rphq2 and rphq3 from L94 into Vada genetic background [ 18].
This means that the choice of a view distribution with a positive mean is not only reasonable, because the corresponding pick is expected to generate a positive return by incorporating the information contained in sentiment, but also empirically generates a higher Sharpe ratio.
In contrast with the LOCF method, MI is a stochastic imputation method based on the assumption that missing values can be replaced with values generated by a model incorporating random variation.
SNP calls were generated using GTYPE by incorporating the Copy Number Analysis Tool (CNAT) 4.0.1 package.
Many countries and agencies do implement large-scale and expensive programmes which could generate effectiveness evidence by incorporating cluster trial techniques, such as rolling out the programme in a randomised manner ('randomised roll-out').
