Vettel was quick all day, trading fastest times with Hamilton until the Englishman's error on his low-fuel lap on the faster 'super-soft' tyres.
We're not from Passaic," my passenger intervened, bending down low, across my lap, so he could see her face.
We then focused on three peculiar genomic regions identified as stably expressed at low level by LAP (q-value < 0.01) and partially overlapping functional modules clusters identified by REEF (Additional file 5).
Our data demonstrate an improvement in the overall number of low abundance proteins (LAP; below 2 logs of magnitude from the most abundant protein) in samples subjected to IgYHSA (14 proteins) or IgY14-depletion (18 proteins) compared to non-depleted (5 proteins) samples.
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But as the day wore on, it took on the feel of a low-key victory lap for the former Wyoming congressman, with party faithful savoring the sound of "vice president" and "Cheney" side by side.
In almost all plasma proteome studies, the first step is immunodepletion of high abundance proteins (HAPs), a step that is necessary for detection of low abundance proteins (LAPs).
To this end, a HeLa cell line stably expressing low levels of LAP-tagged (Localization and Affinity Purification [17]) Mps1 was used (Fig. 1A, 1B).
We performed successful laparoscopy-assisted low anterior resection (lap-LAR) of colorectal cancer, using a posterior surgical approach, on 13 patients.
This particular facet of alcoholism is captured by rodent models that selectively were bred to maximize a penchant for or aversion to ethanol, such as the aptly named high-alcohol preference (HAP) and low-alcohol preference (LAP) mice (Grahame et al. 1999).
