Although various instruments for human VO2 and VO2 reserve acquisition exist, to our knowledge, the respiratory chamber is the only one permitting continuous direct monitoring of VO2 in laboratory animals [ 17].
Absolute values for albumin of vehicle-treated rats were low relative to published normal values [67], which were most likely due to use of the bromocresol purple binding method with the instrument calibrated for human albumin.
Contrary to what Pankaj Mishra implies (Op-Ed, March 22), the Indian government remains the best instrument for upholding human rights in the state of Kashmir.
This form of depowerment has become more intense in an age of globalisation, centralisation of power, inaccessible bureaucracies, the separations of citizen and state; the distance between consumer and producer, the culture of clientism, and above all, of market-dependency: the principal agent of our apparent enfranchisement turns out to be yet another instrument for disabling human potential.
"The DSM is an instrument for weakening human resilience, self-reliance, fortitude, and resolve.
We analyzed 32 million RNA-Seq reads, obtained using the HiSeq instrument for a human clinical sample.
The instrument for bringing humans back into a right relationship with God, therefore, had to be the God-human (Christ), by whose infinite merits humanity is purified in an act of cooperative re-creation.
Instruments designed for humans cannot be used due to the small size of the zebrafish eyes (with a pupil size of around 1 mm [6]).
Nevertheless, a number of evolved traits that served us as well as could be expected in the past are crude instruments for promoting human interests, and some, in our changed circumstances, are positively detrimental to our wellbeing.
It was at this time that U.S. Army pilots realized that this plane was not difficult to fly, but there were too many toggles and instruments for the human mind to remember.
