Site-specific transgenesis permits position effects to be standardized across transgenes and obviates the need to map new insertions.
The X-Vane sampler permits positioning the Niskin-X bottle at upstream of the hydrowire, away from any contamination.
Because secluded and difficult-to-access environments generally do not permit positioning using GPS, pairwise distance measurements e.g., by means of two-way ranging are conducted.
The system permits positioning of the device (and the user carrying it) within a few centimeters, which is accurate enough for most location-based applications.
The imaging head is attached to a flexible gooseneck arm, which permits positioning of the imaging head at extreme angles virtually anywhere over the surgical field.
Unlike FLARE, Mini-FLARE uses a flexible gooseneck arm, which permits positioning of the imaging head at extreme angles virtually anywhere over the surgical field.
It could be thus construed that therapeutic cloning is permitted....This position has also been supported in the Report of the National Bioethics Committee regarding the use of stem cells in biomedical research and clinical practice (21.10.2001), submitted to the Prime Minister on 11.1.2002".
Restricted diversification was permitted at positions near the CDR segments that did not involve direct antigen contacts at the analogous sites in 16F6 but had differing residue identity between 16F6 and YADS1.
"r" (or Y by symmetry) in the third codon position is more a consequence of A1 ≈ A2 (A1 is slightly lower than A2, on average) and G1 > G2 (G1 is strongly larger than G2, on average), which holds true for the first two positions of codons and compensation for A and G for mutation bias in the third codon position (permitted by tRNA wobble in first position of anti-codon).
The precision permits the position of the radon layer to be determined to within 1 nm allowing studies in thin films.
Advantages include (a) single insertion site, which decreases risk of bleeding and infection, (b) ability to ambulate patients, (c) posterior lateral position that is optimal for thoracic surgery, (d) permits prone positioning more easily, and (e) facilitates aeromedical transport.
