Taken together, the data in yeast and humans indicate the importance of charged residues in general, and Lys23 in particular, with respect to the ability of ANT1 to translocate adenine nucleotides.
The bioactivity was examined in vitro with respect to the ability of hydroxyapatite layer formation on the surface of materials as a result of contact with simulated body fluid (SBF).
He also referred to the role of software patents in technology, with respect to the ability of their owner to shut down innovation.
This suggests that siderophores may play a role in host specificity with respect to the ability of the rhizobacterial strains to elicit ISR.
All of the values for the polymers are greater than two consistent with the presence of having the combination of dienestrol and metallocene in the same polymer being positive with respect to the ability to inhibit cancer and transformed cells in comparison to the healthy WI-38 cell line.
AUC values from the ROC analysis comparing histologically benign ROIs from adenocarcinoma RP specimens with BPH controls were used to assess the selected FISH parameters in respect to their ability to distinguished adenocarcinoma specimens from the BPH controls based on the presence of the genomic abnormalities extending beyond the tumour margin.
Cox ed Evans measured correlations between FTNS, FNS, GNS, TISS and two different 'Willing to Try' scales, highlighting the strength of the FTNS scale in respect to predictive ability (Cox and Evans 2008).
"We are being asked to 'fly blind' over matters of the utmost importance in respect to our ability to continue to deliver world-class education and research," said the letter, which was signed by 681 faculty members from Britain's two oldest universities.
The vectors are characterized in respect to their ability to neutralize, bind and compact plasmid DNA (pDNA).
Among the three AM compounds, AM1 has the lowest EC50 and is 2.4- to 8.7-fold more potent than ABA in respect to their ability to induce HAB-binding of PYR1 (8.7-fold) and PYL1 (2.4-fold).
