As only the fugu specific mask was available, not all elements could be masked efficiently.
The information obtained using the different masks is efficiently combined to produce the multi-mask filter, which is optimal with respect to the class.
Furthermore, it can efficiently mask the input single event transient (SET).
This is understandable by intuition, since on-screen activity, motion, and multitude of details efficiently mask the impact of transmission errors.
This may be attributed to the steady state gene expression in the uninfected nephrons, which may efficiently mask any downregulation.
Hybridization of the PEGylated MC2s to the GNP M1 conjugates produces a dense PEG "shield" on the carrier surface that can efficiently mask the strong negative charges, providing high resistance to nonspecific adsorption of serum proteins and greatly improved stability against enzymatic degradation.
We found that resting A. terreus phialidic conidia (similar to A. fumigatus – Figure 4A) demonstrate low β1-3 glabelingbeling (Figure 4B) indicating that, as with other fungi, a cell wall layer may be enveloping the β1-3 glucan moiety, thus efficiently masking A. terreus conidia from immune recognition [22], [23], [24], [25].
We previously had reported that the BSFs coming from the overgrowth above the mask openings could be efficiently eliminated, by using an asymmetric ELO process [7].
However, many studies using fluorescent proteins have not detected any fitness effects, e.g. [ 17, 21], so the level of stress may be quite small or, as UnicellAge predicts, effects may be masked by repair processes efficiently dealing with most of the damage.
Although TMR is not a robust mechanism for fault tolerance, the scheme can mask faults quickly and runs efficiently.
In addition, it was possible to compare strains sequenced directly from body fluids to those sequenced after cell culture isolation, to address whether growth in culture might select for strains that grow more efficiently and therefore mask the detection of multiple strains.
