Overall, DCRP achieved significantly better performance metric values for all simulated scenarios with markedly less generated overhead than the standard HWMP.
Unfortunately, we found that, while the CO1 data from species with exclusively (putatively) ergatoid queens had large phylogeographic signal, when compared to the three rRNA regions we utilized it was markedly simpler to generate, interpret and analyze.
LC-like cells were cultured on human E-cadherin-coated plates and, notably, we could generate markedly augmented Langerin+, DC-SIGN– moLCs by stimulation with plate-coated purified human E-cadherin (Fig. 4C).
The simulation results illustrate the ability of a hydrokinetic turbine driven PMSG to generate electricity markedly better and cheaper than a wind driven PMSG within South Africa.
Mr. Gimson said, "This is Boris saying, 'You can't ignore me.'" But he noted that Johnson's article was carefully phrased to avoid overtly contradicting Mrs. May's policy, even if it struck a markedly different tone, generating days of publicity.
It may also not be ascribed to immunogenic properties of Ag85B-ESAT-6, as its use with Alum generated markedly biased Th2 neonatal responses.
These data indicate that the moderate binding affinity of the scFv and derived fusion proteins can be markedly enhanced by generating bivalent derivatives.
Of note, the patterns of promoter and IGM established in tumour cell lines and a homogenous population of breast epithelial cells from EBM samples were highly similar, but differed markedly from those generated from two sources of ER-positive or ER-negative tumour biopsy samples (BCC Tissue Bank and the TCGA database).
They concluded that the septic patients varied markedly in their ability to generate APC in response to the physiological thrombin stimulus, and attributed the phenomenon to endothelial dysfunction [ 28].
The article also said, "Walking markedly improved people's ability to generate creative ideas, even when they sat down after the walk".
However, future climate change is likely to generate circumstances and events that markedly increase the transmission of disease.
