She had apparently suffered greatly, tolerating my need to honour the special days of the year.
Because single source configurations require no alignment, implementation of single diode optical stretchers where small translational forces can be tolerated will greatly simplify measurement of cell deformation in high-throughput applications.
Shamoo and co-workers reported that substitution of 2-aminopurine, nebularine, or 7-deazaquanine for the first guanine residue in the sequence d TAGGG) n was poorly tolerated and greatly reduced the binding affinity of UP1.
This triple mutant form of SEB (mSEB) possessed greatly diminished biological activity and was reported to be tolerated as a vaccine in both mice and nonhuman primates.
Secondly, they employ noncausal processing, which greatly improves their accuracy and can be applied whenever additional delay can be tolerated.
Another element that greatly constrains the modelling work is the minimal level of free Cdc20 that is tolerated by cells without undergoing the metaphase-to-anaphase transition.
We note that the optimal characteristics of probes for gene family detection differ greatly from those for applications such as gene expression, in which mismatch bases are not tolerated and ideal probes produce linear signals in response to target concentration.
In addition to its well described efficacy profile in MBC, bevacizumab is also well tolerated, and when it is combined with a taxane it does not impact greatly on the known safety profile of these agents.
However, we do not believe that this greatly decreased the power of the analysis to substantiate the conclusion that NG feeding is safe and well tolerated compared with NJ feeding.
