In the 1760s Reynolds began to use more extensively bitumen or coal substances added to pigments.
We found that DRM-associated band 3 and CD47 are located in higher sucrose density fractions in CC compared to AA erythrocytes, suggesting that these proteins might be more extensively clustered or complexed with other DRM proteins.
Following the terminology of Jamison and Olariu [25], a graph G is p-connected (or, more extensively, P4-connected) iforfor each partition V1,V2 of V into two non-empty sets, there exists a chordless path of four vertices P4 which contains vertices from V1 and V2.
CRP binds with high affinity to phosphocholine residues and with a variety of autologous and extrinsic ligands which are more extensively exposed in or on damaged cells and tissues (reviewed in [39]).
The respondents from small health centres applied sealants more extensively on suspected or detected enamel caries in 1991 than did those from large health centres.
So that, there is potential to increase the value quite significantly by fixing up, with repairs or more extensively remodeling, re-inventing the product, or the market -- dressing up with some inexpensive improvements, or that more expensive ones can/will increase value quite well.
Also, the Agam\Or subunit family has been more extensively characterized, offering more options for OR expression (see below).
Yes, we recall reading about them, shut in locked cellars in New York or along our Southern border, where illegal immigrants are kept in penury, or more extensively in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe, wherever desperation leads to hope of a better life.
This suggests that KLP10A is either recruited more extensively to these positions, or is more active during colchicine-induced MT depolymerization, than other kinesin-13s.
Some MSRs have been studied only in silico [ 1], others are studied more extensively by Southern blot or PCR analysis.
