For example, another component of macrophage response is a poorly understood process by which particles of different sizes are recognized.
The significances of temperature, dwell time, pressure as well as unknown parameters, affecting the mean ZrB2 grain size, were recognized about 56, 33, 1.5 and 9.5%, respectively.
In 5 samples tested with the BRSV specific primers, weak PCR products of the predicted size were recognized but sequence analysis showed no resemblance to the F gene of BRSV or to other known genes for these products.
Swelling of a lymph node, 20 mm in size, is recognized at the hilum of the left lung (arrow) Fig. 7 Summary of postoperative course.
The Björkör-Lågskär area, measuring 6097 ha in size, is part of a Ramsar Site, while the Nyhamn-Lågskär Nyhamn-Lågskärmeasurislands9 harea size, is recognized as an ImeasuringBird Area (IBA).
Surprisingly, of the two major VHL-antibody-reacting bands (∼80 and 24 kDa; Figure 1C, top panel, lane 1 to 3) in VHL positive cells under native condition, and only the 80 kDa protein band (suVHL-L) but not a band with in vitro suVHL size was recognized by the VHL antibody under denaturing conditions (Figure 1C, bottom panel, lane 1 to 3).
Sample size is recognized as a key parameter for the planning of studies in many areas of clinical research.
Decreasing tumour size is recognized as the major indicator of tumour response, but other factors may reflect the activity of anti-cancer agents.
The population size was recognized as a limitation of the study; even though the study population was large enough to produce significant and reliable results for the entire population, differences between subgroups of participants were harder to find.
Although the difficulties in applying modern metrology practices for determining particle size distributions were recognized as "challenging" by SCENIHR (EC 2011b), it is not clear whether the greater implications of not specifying a volume or mass percent number in addition to the current adopted limit of 50% by number was considered.
