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On the other hand, lower temperature is preferential for chain growth and the production of heavy hydrocarbons [30].
The experiments carried out in the dorsolateral prostate and in the liver showed that the use of the red emitting luciferase is preferential for imaging in deeper tissues since the spectrum of emission does not change and the attenuation is lower.
This is preferential for cosmesis in patients wishing improvement of laxity and wrinkles with smoother, more youthful skin.
An increase in apparent substrate affinity can also manifest as an altered substrate specificity, if that increase in substrate affinity is preferential for certain substrates and not others.
Santini et al. (1998) also observed a similar result where fusion of large protein domains to gpD significantly reduced the titre of phage when grown on Sup− compared to Sup+ strains, indicating that incorporating wild-type D protein is preferential for proper assembly, and that the use of suppressor strains is advantageous (Santini et al. 1998).
One study demonstrated that nanoparticles with diameters of 20 70 nm are preferential for transport [42].
Through careful comparison, the glucose is found to be preferential for the synthesis of monodispersed CCS under the reported conditions.
While most of our efforts have been spent on development and evaluation of 211At radiopharmaceuticals, model calculations [12] show that 213Bi might be preferential for intraperitoneal (i.p).
In addition, alignment of nanofibers has been shown to be preferential for nerve regeneration (Jha et al. 2011), and micropatterning further enhances nerve regeneration (Jeffries and Wang 2012).
Sub-group analysis showed the 3-month program was dominant for patients with high-risk of disease progression while the 12-month program was preferential for PCI patients, suggesting triaging patients may improve cost-effectiveness [2].
These areas may also be preferential for the preservation of event deposits; the 2004 offshore tsunami deposits were mostly found in these regions (present study—see Section 5.3, Sakuna et al., 2012).
