The brief concedes that "undoubtedly, fetal death is the likely outcome of most efficiently performed abortions," but adds, "However, a guarantee of the right to 'terminate pregnancy' -- the right to empty the womb -- does not of necessity include a right to feticide".
Ad5WS1 replicated most efficiently in J82 cells, which, however, were least infectable with adenovirus among the cell lines examined.
The real question, however, is not what policy would most efficiently encourage conservation.
However, plasma VEGF at BV2 and BV3 most efficiently identified patients with disease progression with area under the ROC curve being 0.805 (standard error = 0.066; 95% CI = 0.675-0.935) and 0.895 (standard error = 0.05; 95% CI = 0.797-0.993), respectively.
However, as transactions become more complex, they are most efficiently organized within forms of governance that offer stronger controls.
The RSF model can deal with intensity inhomogeneity accurately and efficiently; however, it easily gets stuck in local minima for most of the contour initializations.
However, our cell-specific degradation data show that chromosome translocation happens most efficiently when both complexes are present, suggesting that rather than a competition, there is a potentiation between the two hexamers of a channel.
However, it is still unclear how the new advances in genomics should be used most efficiently to address this question.
However, previously published observations [ 3, 4] demonstrated that this AUG is actually the most efficiently recognized by the translation machinery in the EMCV IRES.
For common assays of gene expression, however, the remarkable sensitivity of RNA-seq has generated many questions regarding how to most efficiently design an experiment and analyze the resulting data.
