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On the other hand, fine-tuning p53 expression may promote the reprogramming efficiency without dampening the quality of iPSCs.

On the other hand, fine-tuning of the computational variable, i.e. the gene interaction network, proved more critical for accurate predictions of single gene drug targets.

On the basis of the evidence provided by modern human hands, the fine tuning of manipulative adaptations during the evolution of Homo would have involved an increase of overall robusticity at the several manual joints, an increase in robusticity of the whole thumb, and especially the development of distinct palmar pads on the distal phalanges.

The computer vision system will, in addition to the adequate grasp type, be able to recognize the size and orientation of the object and position and orientation of the affected hand, thus enabling fine tuning of stimulation amplitude during hand opening and timely triggering of grasping stimulation pattern.

While you certainly will want to have specialized CV's in their hands, each fine tuned to the job at hand, anyone who reads them should see that it's the same person applying but with different highlighted strengths.

On the one hand multicopy plasmids may favour fine tuning of the gene copy number to match the required expression levels, on the other hand it may be more difficult to reach a stable phenotype for mixed sugar utilization unless careful selection pressure (such as successive cultivation on alternative sugars) is applied.

To design mobiles properly, you can establish the balance by holding the base in 1 hand while fine-tuning the string with the other.

Digital devices, on the other hand, are more costly, but have many fine tuning features.

Additionally, human NASP functions in the fine tuning of a soluble reservoir of histones H3/H4 by handing over excess histone H3 and H4 to heat shock proteins (HSP90/HSC70) for chaperone mediated autophagy [ 24].

"It needed fine tuning.

It is just some fine tuning".