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Exploiting these two concepts, we designed biosensors that attain a 100-fold increase in fluorescence upon binding to analyte, an order of magnitude improvement over the previously best-reported SuCESsFul biosensor.
Cell migration control techniques have been proposed for cells with relatively low migratory activity, based on static analyses performed with cells that attain a temporally homogenous state after being exposed to a cell guiding stimulus.
We here consider circuits that attain a stable gene activity pattern s ∞ when their dynamics start from an initial gene activity pattern s0.
An empirical model is described that allows the derivation of a formula for each type of anesthesia machine that predicts the FGF - FD combinations in a circle breathing system that attain a target end-expired agent concentration in a particular patient within a specified time interval (1 - 5 min) after turning on the vaporizer.
Fast life cycles and small size at maturity may be prerequisites to grow on host species with many small diameter branches while epiphytes that attain a large size may be restricted to host species that offer strong branches or large branch forks for mechanical support (ter Steege and Cornelissen 1989; Hemp 2001).
The existence of fixed valve positions that attain a desired operating condition is also shown.
A slower decrease in NaGalase activity was found after PDT treatments that attain an initial tumour ablation but are not fully curative.
The largest modern lizard, the Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) of the East Indies, is a monitor lizard that attains a total length of 3 metres (10 feet).
In this paper, we design a search path that attains a competitive ratio of 12.53853842…, and slightly improves the current best-known search path.
The system was composed of two different solutions that attained a hydrogel form within seconds after getting into contact with each other.
Overrepresented candidate sequences that attained a high score and are similar to each other are aligned and grouped into motifs.
