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A smaller value of ε 2 than what was adopted may not preferentially induce nodes of the tearing instability.
These data also suggest that 3R and 4R tau may not preferentially co-assemble even though both isoforms did aggregate when mixed as demonstrated by ultracentrifugation in Figures 4 and 6.
Treatments given intravenously 2 hours after acid-induced lung injury may not preferentially reach the injured lung regions, contrary to what occurs during the first hour of inflammation.
In summary, our results suggest that, in a complex neural network, successful memory recall may not preferentially reactivate all the responsive pathways that are involved in memory formation.
The potential clinical implication of these experimental findings is that intravenous treatments may not preferentially reach injured lung regions unless they are administered within a specific time during the first hour of the aspiration event.
In aqueous media, the attack of the electrophile may not be preferentially directed to one of the π-faces of the enolate, as depicted in the non-chelating Felkin Anh model.
First, tumours contain many immunosuppressive molecules, which may not be preferentially coupled to VLP and second, VLP may be altering the intracellular fate of the lysate proteins coupled to their surface to facilitate their immunostimulatory access to the antigen processing pathways within DC.
But the state may not treat women preferentially because the state must treat citizens the same regardless of sex.
This gene may not be expressed preferentially in the early exponential phase.
Substance abuse in first-episode schizophrenia (preferentially cannabis) may not lead to more brain abnormalities detectable by volumetric morphometry, which were frequently reported in schizophrenia.
Consequently, autologous tumour antigen-specific T-cell clones are not preferentially expanded and may finally comprise a minor subpopulation among proliferating T cells (Crossland et al, 1991).
