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The greater selectivity of more elite colleges may indirectly discriminate against low-income students.

Progress in the aerosol delivery of drugs has been spurred by the significant benefits, including ease of use, patient comfort, greater selectivity of effect, and the potential to decrease side effects.

As to one of the reasons I think that students in other countries seem to be doing better than ours are--even allowing for their greater selectivity of academic students--is as much due to a serious flaw in our culture as other relevant factors such as poverty, the numbers of non-native-speaking immigrants, and undiagnosed or poorly treated learning disabilities.

The greater selectivity of an allosteric inhibitor as compared to ATP-competitive inhibitors may also play a role: off-target effects are less likely.

We did not observe any alterations in the OB, striatal TH or brain tau protein levels as reported in other rotenone models [48], [50], [51], suggesting greater selectivity of the neuronal damage in our model.

Our molecular modelling studies suggest that this greater selectivity of masitinib may be due to an inability to form hydrogen bonds to three water molecules in the active site of ABL, despite both compounds binding to the active sites of KIT and ABL with similar conformations [22].

The results show the great selectivity of nanoprobes for bacteria S. typhimurium labeling, which is due to the specific recognition between the aptamer and bacteria S. typhimurium and no nonspecific binding between the nanoprobes and bacteria.

Owing to the high thermal resistance and greater selectivity for products of interest, zeolites are widely used both as catalysts and as catalytic supports for reactions of industrial importance.

Tacrolimus (FK506) loaded poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) NP entrapped into pH-sensitive microspheres (NPMS) were designed to achieve greater selectivity to their site of action when administered orally.

Indeed, we found that the eyes closed VPFC foci showed a slight trend toward greater selectivity to emotion when subgroup of our subjects were instructed to judge the emotionality of musical clips, while the amygdala was unaffected by this instruction (see Results).

In addition, these materials showed a 5-fold greater selectivity to bacitracin than that of chemically modified bacitracins.