Sequence-dependent cytotoxic effects of binary combinations of ZD1839 (0.2 200 μ M) with ionising radiation were then evaluated using eight doses of ionising radiation, ranging from 0.5 to 10 Gy for CAL27 and CAL33, and from 2 to 15 Gy for CAL60, CAL166, Hep-2 and Detroit562 (the radiation doses were selected from the above experiments to encompass more precisely the zone of sensitivity).
The solidification is analyzed more precisely with five sub-zones in the cooling zone and the temperature distribution is fully coupled in the bulging analysis.
Other proteins encoded by NPHP-disease genes, including NPHP1, NPHP4 and NPHP8/RPGRIP1L, localize more precisely to the transition zone, below the region where Nek8/NPHP9, Inv/NPHP2 and NPHP3 localize.
They have reexamined the 727's flight path from Seattle to Reno to more precisely estimate Cooper's landing zone.
For patients with focal MEG maps, the degree of overlap between MEG and the seizure-onset zone can be more precisely evaluated as MEG volumes are better sampled by SEEG electrodes.
This paper presents the interest of interaction models, more precisely the potential model, to define future development zones.
More precisely, a hypothesis refers to one possible way of grouping the zones of interest.
Growth factors or more precisely morphogens are highly bioactive molecules, which control stem cells within the nephrogenic zone and individual niches during development of the kidney [65].
Or, more precisely, he's seeing opportunity for personal improvement in the so-called "red zone," the area between an opponent's 20-yard line and the goal line.
The reason for this modification, after Kyle et al. [ 11], was to distinguish more precisely between two locations described in the literature to be optimal: central- central and central-inferior zone as seen on the lateral and A-P view.
