We also show, in the pilot study, that enterally given free labeled phenylalanine, instead of an intrinsically labeled protein, could be used in continuously fed critically ill patients to estimate splanchnic extraction for whole-body protein kinetics.
Ironically, during the post-war period, instead of defending an intrinsically safe nation -- which has huge oceans as moats, weak and friendly neighbors, and nuclear weapons -- DoD has concentrated on projecting offensive power to all corners of the globe.
Thus, in the periphery NF-κB activation seems to be more important for inducing IL-2 production by conventional T cells, instead of contributing cell-intrinsically to Treg cell homeostasis.
Here we use quantitative (q) PCR instead of blots for two reasons: the intrinsically quantitative nature of qPCR and the opportunity to factor out sequence divergence (by using primers that perfectly match all sequences; Southern blot studies can be confounded by differential substitution rates, both between mitochondrion and nucleus, and among plant lineages).
"Why is it intrinsically more interesting to write about a museum wing instead of a library or a hospital?" he asked.
We need to show respect instead of condescending remarks on religious practices that we don't buy but are considered intrinsically part of the cultural fabric of few conservative Muslims who willingly choose to follow them.
For the three monosaccharides, the absolute amounts (Additional file 5) were used to build the models instead of the molar proportions (Table 3), because the relative proportions for these sugars are intrinsically linked with each other.
Stress ratio effect is intrinsically considered in the proposed fatigue model since the stress state is directly used instead of using the cyclic stress range.
That is not to say that taking precautions isn't intrinsically sensible; it's just that sometimes dodging the issue in this way is not the best precaution, and instead of solving problems it sometimes creates them.
