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Despite AT&T's recent public statements that its cable television business is "not for sale," AT&T is not only amenable to selling the unit under the right conditions but is actively considering and perhaps even soliciting potential deals, people close to the company say.
The assay is not only amenable to additional tau phosphorylation sites, but also to those identifiable cell-based endpoints related to other neurodegenerative diseases.
These bilayer models are not only amenable to structural characterization by neutron reflection, but can, in principle, be studied by techniques such as surface plasmon resonance, infrared spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy, and FRET.
Altogether, this study provides a novel strategy toward rapid and cost-efficient multiparametric HCS for quantitative in vitro profiling of cardiotoxicity and hepatotoxicity that is not only amenable to drug screening but also for the assessment of the potential hazard of highly complex and relatively hydrophobic substances (e.g., petroleum substances).
"We've always, not only been amenable, but we have had policies that support that," Goodell said.
These continuous fields are not only more amenable to statistical characterization than the spatial ternary (matrix, particle and interface) fields that describe the microstructure, but offer a more direct, and potentially more visual, link between microstructure and mechanics.
Hence, we reasoned that task-switching might not only be amenable to a dancing intervention, but the brain networks involved in supporting task-switching performance might be the most affected by the training intervention.
It is the extent of brain involvement rather than qualitative changes in the neurofibrillary pathology that increases with disease progression and, as such, the concept of six neuropathological stages (and only six stages) is not entirely amenable to pathological states of a "transitional" nature that do not fulfill the criteria for one of the six neurofibrillary stages described above.
Moreover, the newly established protocol turned out to be useful to transform not only the highly amenable cultivar (cv).
This is due to the fact that arthropods not only are highly amenable to experimental manipulation, but they also allow us to answer general ecological questions on multiple scales of biological organization.
Not only is this description amenable to fast numerical simulation strategies, it allows for the construction of localized states and an analysis of their linear stability.
