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Consequently, both the number of distinguishable fluorophores available for probe labeling and the number of fluorescence detection channels that are present in a real-time PCR instrument for signal acquisition pose a target number bottleneck for multiplex detection.

Sticking someone in a vehicle may be preferable since they pose a larger target to aim at.

If you have not yet been swept up in the digital music explosion, either by choice or indifference, you pose a tempting target for an increasing group of companies determined to develop devices that will make you forget all about your old stereo system.

And at a time of increasing concerns over global terrorism, such a building could pose an inviting target.

Nor is there any centralized pot of all users' data to pose an attractive target for hackers.

Henriques made 68 in the first innings and after some clean hitting late on day four there were faint hopes a maiden Test century could pose an awkward target for the home team.

For example, insurers have cautioned that church spires may attract lightning strikes, and churches may pose an easy target for arsonists, since many are vacant outside of weekly worship services.

Although NETs pose a highly interesting target in SLE, other chromatin sources like apoptotic and necrotic cells should not be forgotten.

The case studies presented here showcase a selection of hazardous chemicals that potentially threaten public safety and security by posing a viable target for terrorist attack and unintended accidents, but that have been reduced or replaced by less hazardous alternatives in the situations profiled here.

As previously discussed, inflammation can be a key factor in cancer, and poses a critical target for cancer therapy.

We have identified a subset of patients with SLE with a decreased ability to degrade all forms of DNA/chromatin and this group poses a prime target for therapies aiming to increase degradation.