"I asked her if it might have been a case of parapraxis—Freud's term for the lapses of memory, slips of the tongue, and other minor suppressions of consciousness that occur in everyday life".It soon becomes clear that a mysteriously moving bookmark is the least of Lawrence's worries.
The endogenous sodium formate also caused minor ion suppression regardless of the biological matrix of interest (see Electronic Supplementary Material Fig. S5).
Buprenorphine was chosen because it shares clinical attributes of standard opioid analgesics but evokes less respiratory depression and minor immune suppression in mice models [ 17].
Varying the CD25− Teff numbers resulted in minor changes in suppression (Figure 1A).
Our data confirm the minor role of suppression of recombination and allele sequence divergence in the DIP-chromosomal region.
Our results confirm the minor role of suppression of recombination and ASD around DIP, making it an excellent candidate to isolate via a chromosome-walking approach.
We have shown that the VE analogue suppressed colon cancer in an athymic mouse model, and its antineoplastic effect was much higher than that of α-TOH, which exerted only minor, nonsignificant cancer suppression (Weber et al, 2002).
Given the concordance of our findings in vivo with the HIS4-lacZ UUG reporter and those in vitro with the UUG model mRNA, we believe that context plays a minor role in suppression of UUG initiation by the Rps5 substitutions.
However, two lines of evidence suggest that this antibiotic plays a minor role in disease suppression.
