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And it's been realised for a long time that if the polarisation could be measured, and correlated with the variations in temperature, it would be possible to separate out the contributions of the two types of wave.

Thus, induction of T-bet, the pathognomic marker of Th1 polarisation could be a surrogate marker of the immunological effects of trastuzumab, but also of taxanes.

The ultimate victim of the growing sectarian polarisation could soon be the Iraqi state itself.

In contrast to decreased tissue polarisation in act mutants, which might result from destabilisation of actin filaments such as the one observed in act2 single mutants (Kandasamy et al., 2009), the increase in tissue polarisation in aip1-2 mutants could be explained by stabilisation of actin filaments into bundles, as observed in Arabidopsis AIP1 RNAi lines (Ketelaar et al., 2004).

An ennoblement of the corrosion potential and polarisation of the anodic reactions could be detected.

Muon polarisation leads to interesting effects and could be useful in enhancing one flavour of neutrinos over the other.

This could be due to increased polarisation into better off versus poor households or to a simple increase in the number of better off households.

It could be an example of group polarisation, where individuals who are part of a known group express more extreme views than they would on an individual basis.

The morphological and functional properties of the tumour microvasculature could be clearly identified by orthogonal polarisation spectral™ imaging.

We aimed to verify whether chromosome missegregation process observed in PSPs could be associated to aberrant mitotic spindle polarisation.

Thus, in ovarian cancer, the re-polarisation of macrophages or the inhibition of their recruitment could be a new effective therapeutic strategy.