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Among these optical methods, fluorescence, which is highly sensitive and selective and relatively easy to integrate on microfluidic chips is still readily selected for measurements.
We conclude that, during viral growth under either extended periods of selection or conditions that led to disease, viruses resistant to guanidine were readily selected in mice while viruses resistant to V-073 were not.
Some of those songs were woven so tightly into the fabric of the musical that they were not readily selected by popular singers and so did not become well known.
The location of apodization is not readily selected for reasons such as background and modulation unevenness.
From these landscape models, compounds forming complex activity cliffs can be readily selected.
The compositions of municipal wastewaters vary; however, there are ranges of properties that enable filtration equipment to be readily selected and specified.
Sub-optimal therapy of immunocompetent mice with either VCV or FCV did not readily select for HSV-mutants resistant to either ACV or PCV, suggesting that selection of resistance with either prodrug remains difficult using this system.
Our objective is to develop a system on which one may readily select a suitable mode of either parallel-hole SPECT or pinhole circular or helical SPECT for a variety of small animal imaging applications.
(2) Provide a usable reference that aids engineers, researchers, learners and academicians in readily selecting an appropriate agent-based modelling and simulation toolkit for designing and developing their system models and prototypes, cognizant of both their expertise and those requirements of their application domain.
Given the high frequency at which PAM sites occur in the Drosophila genome, we were able to readily select targets with minimal potential for off-target cleavage.
For example, treatment of Escherichia coli with the antibiotic rifampicin readily selects for mutations in its target RNA polymerase, leading to resistance.
