His position has also been recognised by Beijing, which could make him an acceptable compromise candidate if there is a succession battle.
Ca2+ waves are recognised as events which could potentially lead to delayed after depolarisations (DADs) and triggered arrhythmias.
However, the landmark ruling stops short of recognising gay marriage, which could involve public or religious ceremonies.
Women felt reassured and relieved that their symptoms were recognised as an illness, which could be treated [ 41]: a diagnosis could facilitate access to appropriate support and useful medication.
In addition, he says, once it has figured out the characteristics of what make a "car" recognisable, it can be used to "train" conventional computers – such as your mobile phone – how to more easily recognise a car, something which could interest the likes of Google.
In this sense, renal lesions characterisation should be mandatory in order to recognise a small RCC which could be treated through a partial nephrectomy rather than a wait and see approach.
Additionally, they recognised a number of competences, which could be applied to different areas, rather than a single area.
In other cases the 5' predicted sequence extended past the apparent true methionine start codon, which could be recognised by conservation and the presence of the signal sequence.
AmCBL1 could be induced by drought, salt and ABA (data not shown), and we found some homologous sequences which could be recognised by MYB and MYC elements and one homologous sequence of the ABRE element.
Such chimeric genes were stably transduced in the murine MD.45 cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL) hybridoma, which could specifically recognise and lyse in vitro HER-2/neu expressing human tumour cell lines as well as metastatic tumour cells from different types of cancer.
