Eventually, when estimating equation (2), the model considers a binary variable indicating whether training was predominantly specific to the firm (=1) or transferable to other firms, too (=0).
Specificity of CVT [0/1] – Indicator specifying whether skills developed during employer-provided CVT in 2010 were predominantly specific to the observed firm (=1), or predominantly applicable in other firms, too (=0).
Furthermore, the widely used anti-CRP monoclonal reagent known as Clone 8 (Sigma-Aldrich), was also screened using these assays and found to be predominantly specific for the mCRP and not the pCRP antigen (Schwedler et al. 2003).
CnFatB 1, CnFatB 2 and EgFatB 1 enzymes appear to be predominantly specific for 14 0 and 16:1 and CnFatB 3 enzyme is mainly specific for 12 0 and 14 1 [ 26].
It is noteworthy that the uptake of the baculovirus was reported to be predominantly specific for hepatic cell types, with associated transfection efficiencies ranging greater than 70%% (Boyce and Bucher 1996).
In humans, cryptosporidiosis is most commonly caused by either C. hominis, which is predominantly host specific, or the zoonotic C. parvum which is highly prevalent in young calves and much less host specific [ 1].
These cDNAs were considered to represent porcine genes with no available annotations, but whose expression is predominantly muscle specific.
This indicates a failure to detect a common pattern of regulation, and that the splicing process is predominantly tissue specific in healthy tissues.
Merged, colocalized images of the hippocampus CA1 further demonstrate that the Fluoro-Jade B and TUNEL staining is predominantly neuron-specific.
Family A is predominantly merozoite-specific, with 29 of 33 members expressed above the ≥ 8-fold abundance threshold.
