Ladygin et al. [ 54] reported that accumulation of steviol glycosides in cells of stevia in vivo and in vitro was related to the extent of the development of the membrane system of chloroplasts and the content of photosynthetic pigments.
Moreover, the relative expression levels of twist, vimentin and E-cadherin in HCC tumors were closely associated with the positivity rates of CTCs in the peripheral blood, which indicated that the extent of the development of the EMT was positively related to the formation of CTCs in HCC patients.
On Thursday, Growing Up!, an exhibition at the NLA's offices, will highlight the extent of the skyscraper development about to hit the capital.
The complexity of the BIM BEAM Plus application depends on the project size, the extent of the model development detail and the nature of the project.
The control composites exhibited diametrical expansions ranging from 2.3 to 17.1%, providing evidence of the extent of the rupture development due to ettringite formation.
Complete surgical resection is a key to the permanent cure of the disease, and so ultrasound examination can be used to exactly localize the tumor and assess the extent of the tumor development.
Additionally, the management was asked to determine the extent of the idea's development in the organization: (1) only discussed; (2) discussed, selected, and developed in progress; and (3) discussed, selected, developed, implemented, and diffused within the organization.
The extent of the surface damage development was quantified using optical image analysis on sectioned particles.
Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General WHO, described the extent of the Ebola response: "Development partners, including many African countries, provided funds, equipment, mobile laboratories, and training.
None of us knows the extent of the Iranian nuclear development program, a threat that outweighs any other to the Gulf states in economic, environmental and security terms.
The symptoms of the disease, however, will occur only when the extent of the lesions or the development of acute thrombosis (the formation of a blood clot which blocks a coronary artery) reduces the flow of blood to the heart muscle below a critical level.
