Successful suppression suggests the possibility of evolving, by design, new active site configurations for tyrosine recombination.
Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction analysis confirmed the successful suppression of IbCHY-β gene expression in transgenic cultured cells.
The successful suppression of the vibration leads to the improvement of ride comfort as well as steering stability of the vehicle.
The experimental results illustrate that the gyroscope exhibits superior to detect exerted angular rate, in addition to successful suppression upon the cross-axis perturbation between drive mode and sense mode.
The C + NVC model is primarily used to examine the relationship of prescribed burning practices relative to future suppression costs, and shows that prescribed burning (within the current or recent fire seasons) decreases wildfire intensity, and thus increases the probability of successful suppression (Fernandes and Botelho 2003; Florec et al. 2012).
The young king played a major part in the successful suppression of this crisis.
Following the successful suppression of the rebellion, the daimyo of Shimabara, Matsukura Katsuie, was beheaded for misruling, becoming the one and only daimyo to be beheaded during the Edo period.
Despite successful suppression of viral replication by highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART), HIV-1-specific effector T-cell function fails to be reconstituted [6].
Experimental evidence is based on the successful suppression of 5'Nuc transcription in the tsetse salivary gland by RNA interference and on the production of functional recombinant protein with characteristics that are nearly identical to the native activity.
Pretreatment with Dex three hours before SEB injection reduced the IL-2 response by 3 5 fold, the IL-6 response by 10 fold, the IFNγ response 40 fold, and the TNF response by 5 10 fold, indicating successful suppression of cytokine release by corticosteroid prophylaxis.
Again, this underlines the successful suppression of 3D-6T crystatlithe at the discussed growth conditions.
