Tuttle and a team took subsequent trips to measure and examine the site from the ground.
Measuring submarine groundwater discharge and related chemical fluxes to the oceans poses unique challenges due to the involvement of subsequent equipment to measure the discharge.
The remaining Asp f proteins (Asp f3, Asp f6, Asp f9, Asp f11, Asp f17, and Asp f22) were readily expressed at high levels in E. coli (Figure 1); these 7 proteins were used in subsequent assays to measure T cell responses.
Cost-effective analysis should be conducted in subsequent studies to measure the expenditure in VRE decolonization and medical management of invasive VRE infections.
Local health departments collected baseline information in 2002 and it has been re-used in subsequent years to measure increases in capacity [ 26].
The growth of rod outer segments was measured originally by injection of radioactive amino acids and subsequent autoradiography to measure the displacement of the band of radioactive proteins (predominantly rhodopsin) over time (Fig. 1A).
Payne et al. [ 5], introduced the idea of some public health interventions having the characteristics of "complex" interventions, and the subsequent need to measure a much broader range of outcomes than focus on QALYs, suggesting that capability theory may offer one way forward as a means for better capturing such wider benefits [ 6].
Blood samples were obtained to perform routine laboratory exams and to isolate circulating monocytes for subsequent studies and to measure serum cytokines by using heparinized tubes between 8.00 and 9.00 A.M., after a night of fasting.
Strengths of the study include the use of prospectively recorded data from several linked registers with high completeness and the long-term follow-up subsequent to the measure of resilience.
Curiosity should be able to measure subsequent changes in the atmosphere's pressure and composition, too.
A subsequent monitoring period allows to measure the air temperature, humidity and surface temperatures after the restoration works.
