While this ultimately results in great individual expertise, it also narrows the activities for such physicians to the point where it is perceived as unattractive for their long-term career development.
Ae. albopictus exhibited two distinct peaks of oviposition activity for all feeding times: a narrow peak in the morning and a wider peak during the afternoon.
The optimum activity for GHF3 β-glucosidases was observed within a narrow range of temperatures, between 45 and 55°C, and within a narrow pH range (4.0-7.0) being most active at pH close to 5.0.
The DMC catalysts showed high activity for epoxides and CO2 copolymerization to yield aliphatic polycarbonates of narrow polydispersity and moderate molecular weight.
More narrow titration of preclinical activities, for example, animal models, in vitro assays and so on, to specific patient subsets may also be required to improve predictability in humans.
As recommended by the CHMP, the safety database was searched for all AESIs corresponding to the recommended preferred terms (PTs) or narrow Standardised Medical Dictionary for Regulatory Activities (MedDRA) queries (SMQs).
And this is just another step in narrowing independent activity of any kind.
Taken together, our results suggest that miR-134 buffers Pum2 levels within a narrow range critical for activity-dependent dendritogenesis.
The two piers that will support most of the sports activities, for example, are connected to the mainland via narrow entry bridges.
"Congress knew how to write such a narrow ban; it chose not to," said Richard Doerflinger, associate director of the Secretariat for Pro-Life Activities for the National Conference of Catholic Bishops.
