In line with the results obtained for doxorubicin, these notions exemplify that drug targeting systems are able to increase the efficacy of radiochemotherapy without increasing its toxicity.
Indeed, this notion is exemplified by our recent work, which showed that a defined mutation of smrC in a WCH43 background did not completely abrogate virulence [ 21].
This notion was best exemplified by the use of prostate-specific antigen PSA for the early diagnosis of prostate carcinoma [ 28].
He exemplified the notion of the artifex, making little distinction between the roles of master craftsman, artisan and artist.
G.G.: One of my heroes growing up was my mother, who exemplified this notion of community service, giving back.
Other readings (especially Kleinman, 1977; Ots, 1990) developed the notion of somatization, as exemplified by the typically physical experience of depression (e.g., abdominal discomfort, blurred vision, or palpitations) in many parts of Chinese society, in contrast to the psychological experience characteristic of Western societies.
Theoretical notions were reviewed then exemplified through clinical exposure (seeing real patients).
Peter Beinart puts forth the notion that Woodrow Wilson exemplifies the same "grandiosity" of power visible in Lyndon Johnson and George W. Bush, but, as John Milton Cooper, Jr.,'s recent biography of Wilson demonstrates, Wilson's decision to enter the First World War is incomparably different from Johnson's Vietnam intervention or Bush's Iraq invasion (Books, by George Packer, June 28th).
In the West, the Asiatic figure has long been associated with aloofness and obfuscation, as exemplified by the notion of the "inscrutable Oriental".
The notion of cut-continuation is exemplified in the highly stylized gait of the actors in the Nō drama.
A great example of this is the recent debate around net neutrality, a contentious issue that exemplified the very notion of public dialogue.
