An alternative to implanting human tumours in immunodeficient mice is to generate counterpart murine tumours in situ in relevant organ systems in immunocompetent mice.
Methodology The assessment relies on perspectives generated by counterparts, including parents and children, through individual and focus group interviews, responses to a questionnaire, and review of documents produced by counterparts and UNICEF over the past two years.
To investigate if misannotation might be responsible for these absences, these DMG sequences were extended by 3 kb at both the 5' and 3' ends to generate a counterpart DMG+ sequence set.
In this work, we observed that when separated, both suspended and adherent populations of COLO 205 generate their counterpart populations and re-distribute so that the ratio of adherent cells to suspended cells in culture is always 7 3.
For example, a model where an octanol-water partition coefficient is expressed through a predicate and a value, as in 'ethanol hasPartitionCoefficient 1.5' is not as readily amenable to specification of the conditions under which this value had been generated as its counterpart where the descriptor is given a URI and is fully annotatable with the required information.
Having been implemented as part of a distributed project allocation system, the algorithm has improved tremendously the operation efficiency of FYP allocation, by a factor of more than 600 times with a flawless accuracy as compared to its counterpart generated by a previously-adopted manual processing procedure.
The full set was split into five equal subsets of 216 phrases each, with a reversed-phrases counterpart generated for each set.
Across the stage is his computer-generated counterpart, weightless as a swimmer, twisting and sliding from roof to floor in a gauzy tube.
We thus use the term "contrast" to refer to the ratio of the number of content-rich regions in a real sequence to the number in its SRI-generated counterpart.
European exchanges' combined revenues grew to euro5.2 billion ($4.9 billion) in 2002, while their North American counterparts generated $4.5 billion.
The obtained photoelectrode demonstrates a swift and stable photocurrent of 3.5 μA/cm2, which is 4.2 and 1.6 times higher than those of the photocurrents generated by the counterparts of commercial TiO2 and Au@TiO2 core-shell NPs, respectively.
