The polyclonal Sigma Prestige antibody, raised against the N-terminus of TKTL1, did not produce any signals except in the positive control HEK293-TKTL1 ceven, even after an extended exposure time of 5 min (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
She has used her prestige to raise the importance of scientific communication amongst her colleagues.
Ms. Eisman, appointed last fall, is trying to restore some of the school's prestige by raising academic standards.
Coming just a little more than 100 days before the Olympics, the accident a major blow to Rio's prestige and raises questions about the engineering and safety standards of the host.
The shareholder speculated that the Highland groups "lent money to yet another entity, Highland 2000, where they could buy the stock and then show a big receivable at Highland Video and Highland Prestige without raising questions from the banks".
Lincoln Caplan, who writes about the court for the editorial page, sent me a note explaining why they ought to be: Justices Scalia and Thomas are lending their prestige to raise money for and advance the interests of the Federalist Society, which, for the past generation, has made unequivocally plain its conservative ideological commitment.
It's routine to talk about what effect holding the Games in this or that capital will have on the host country's international reputation, how a nation's prestige can be raised by its medal count.
Last month's tragic crane collapse in Mecca and stampede in Mina certainly damaged Saudi Arabia's prestige and have raised further question about Riyadh's capacity to effectively administer the Hajj.
As president of the European Association of Geochemistry, Halliday ensured the organization's financial independence and raised its prestige by expanding its annual conference and creating new awards.
His son, al-Mustanṣir (1249 77), assumed the title of caliph and raised the prestige of the kingdom to its highest point.
