Some modifications in the primer sequences were included; these modifications are indicated in bold letters in Table 1.
Modifications such as trimming of orthoses, stretching of shoes, addition of tongue pads, and repairs were permitted, whereas addition of metatarsal pads and orthotic reliefs (after the initial prescription, which could include these modifications) or rocker outsoles were not permitted.
Including these gene modifications, our model predicted an increment of ethanol production of 5%, no glycerol production and consumption of acetate instead of production.
Our analysis may include both of these modifications.
Examples of these include chemical modifications such as phosphorylations, triggering of conformational changes, and colocalizations.
These include such modifications as phosphorylations, ubiquitinations, sumoylations, methylations, acetylations, glycosyla-tions, etc.
These include simple modifications of PCR conditions, use of replicates, i.e. several independent PCR amplifications per individual, and sequencing of a large number of clones to reach allele saturation [ 10, 11].
The final effect of these modifications includes the modulation of MR nuclear translocation [ 54, 55] and ligand binding [ 56], which impacts the transcriptional activity.
Virtually all of these measures, including weapon modifications for conformal carriage, increase costs.
These methods include genetic modifications of cells; for example, replacing MHC genes, expression of Fas ligand, or modifications of other antigenic epitopes.
