While Phrygian shares several notable features with Greek (such as the "augment," a verbal prefix e- marking the past tense), its dialectal position within Indo-European remains a matter of debate.
Although information regarding the presence of PARs in human urothelial cells is scanty, indirect evidence indicates that human cancer urothelial cells, such as J82, augment the conversion of prothrombin to thrombin, a key activator of PARs [ 28].
Numerical methods such as the Augmented Lagrangian method might be used to suppress this behavior.
It is purely asynchronous, and is not designed for real-time applications, such as an augmented-reality game or a Call of Duty-style, heads-up display.
Induction of the actin activity by treatment of blood CD4 T cells with chemokines such as CCL2 augments gp120-induced F-actin polymerization, which enhances viral DNA synthesis.
The motivation for this work is to reconstruct objects with planar patches for applications such as robotics, augmented reality and scene understanding.
However, this is a real challenge for the clinician because the pathophysiology (such as shock, augmented renal clearance, and multiple organ dysfunction) has a major impact on the pharmacokinetics of hydrophilic antibiotics.
In this paper, we explored the possibility of using data from social media such as Twitter to augment the lack of large text corpora for LVCSR language modeling.
Further research is required to specifically address the possibility that UCP2 could be targeted by cell permeable compounds, such as genipin, to augment the effectiveness of cytotoxic strategies in cancer treatment.
They suggest that patient-related outcomes such as hypoglycemia would augment risk stratification and management of patients with diabetes.
