In this last filter step an epitope stop list, generated from a hand cured list of high-abundant proteins, is used to remove those from list of combinations.
He first offers an unlikely healing-hands cure for David's backache, and then - a truly significant miracle this - draws from David's heart the miserable accretion of years of cynicism and replaces it with an unquestioning, all-embracing love of mankind.
He now hand-cures the York ham for Booths, each one taking three months.
I took a laissez-faire approach to the flu, waiting for the invisible hand to cure it.
Like "Don Quixote," it brings its unbalanced hero through both dangerous and comic encounters with those who believe in his quest, those who must be convinced (when Makak holds burning coals in his hands and cures a mortally ill young husband, that does the trick for a whole village) and those who threaten it.
And on the other hand, the curing at room temperature with low energy consumption and without solvents presents clear eco-friendly benefits.
On the other hand, external curing method is usually practiced in Bangladesh which requires additional water as well as proper awareness among the workers and construction supervisors for ensuring required quality control.
On the other hand, internal curing (IC) is defined as a process where proper hydration of cement occurs due to availability of additional internal water within concrete matrix (Bentz et al. 2005; Bentz 2000).
In December, a local imam began practicing a ritualistic laying-on of hands to cure Ebola; in the process, he infected more than 50 people before he and much of his family died of the disease.
Apply sunscreen to your hands before curing UV gels.
Basic methods of curing are dry curing, in which the cure is rubbed into the meat by hand, and brine curing, in which the meat is soaked in a mixture of water and the curing agents.
