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Furthermore, we were able to demonstrate that 18F-SIG343 and 18F-SIG353 remoderatelyerately stable in vivo.

The protein expression level of ELuc was 3-fold higher than that of FLuc, and the functional half-life of ELuc (t1/2 = 4 h) in NIH3T3 cells was significantly longer than that of FLuc (t1/2≤1 h) (Figure 1B and C), indicating that ELuc is highly expressed and moderately stable in the cells compared with FLuc.

Life satisfaction among healthy adult Finns was moderately stable in a 15-year follow-up.

The vector was moderately stable in the peritoneum of these patients, and antibody formation was rare.

Parvalbumin can thus be classified as a protein that is moderately stable in relation to digestion.

EI was found to be only moderately stable in test-retest scores.

Gadolinium is a moderately ductile, moderately hard, silvery white metal that is fairly stable in air, although with time it tarnishes in air, forming a thin film of Gd2O3 on the surface.

The moderately stable complexes predominate in A horizons (57 77% in ACB1 and 37 48% in ACB2) and the largest proportions of low stability complexes were found in the uppermost samples of the spodic horizons (Bhs1) of both soils (9 21%), together with the highest Fep contents and a decrease in pH values.

Moderately stable pre-miRNAs in animal could result from a trade-off between structural rigidity and flexibility.

After performing a reliability analysis in these two cohorts and establishing that CPM is a measure moderately stable independent of changes in pain intensity, we are in a better stage to use this measure in clinical settings (from a reliability stand point).

Protectiveness was moderately stable, similar to stability in anxiety symptoms, whereas Authoritarianism showed lower stability than all of the other scales tested, although still in the lower moderate stability range.