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In the current report, we describe the development of a rapid and simplified molecular beacon-based procedure to directly measure the mRNA abundances and mRNA degradation properties of well-characterized Staphylococcus aureus pathogenicity factors.
In this paper the temperature gradients during fast and slow cooling for conventional and anatomical designs are compared as well as an optical procedure to directly compare the influence of cooling rate on residual stress.
The BACs were used as molecular probes in the BAC-FISH procedure to directly visualize their chromosomal positions in the cytological preparation.
Therefore, if we had adopted the ICO procedure to directly identify the codon pairs and randomly assign them to the respective amino acid pairs, there could be conflicting codon pair assignments in certain parts of the sequence.
If these calculations are generally correct, it is not surprising that it would be difficult to identify procedures to directly examine such a current.
The first approach is the use of Bayesian procedures to directly estimate DIF magnitude such as the Mantel-Haenszel (MH) test [ 24].
In the present paper we use an alternative super element procedure to solve directly, without iteration and incrementation, an orthotropic disc-pin contact problem.
The present method is termed "semi-direct" because it uses a triangulation procedure to approximately directly reconstruct as many leaves as possible that are in view of the scanner.
Our results provide a procedure to link directly measured import and export rates of unphosphorylated STAT5B with data indirectly describing the nucleocytoplasmic cycling of activated STAT5B generated by biochemical experiments.
The common filtering procedure is to directly update the state and parameters as one single vector, which is known as the Joint-EnKF.
The procedures attempt to directly parallel, or mimic, the logic and decision-making process followed by local ecological experts.
