Sentence examples for the full processing of from inspiring English sources

The full processing of the papers will not be completed for generations.

In order to realistically simulate the full processing of Swarm data, we however use and to predict the mag-netospheric field at orbit altitudes and observatory locations (with a sampling frequency of 1 Hz).

This step was performed to ensure the full processing of tyrosine to TPQ.

Bortezomib-induced permeabilisation of the outer mitochondrial membrane might therefore result in reduced activity of XIAP to facilitate the full processing of caspase-3 in response to TRAIL stimulation and induction of apoptosis in HPV+ cells.

The full processing history (sterilization, packaging, time of storage) of the implant, an indication of its integrity, must be present by law on the labels accompanying it, and must be considered when selecting the joint prosthesis, both before and during surgery.

These measurements suggested that the TRH that we detected in the striatum of the L-DOPA-treated animals in the dopamine-depleted hemisphere was the result of full processing of proTRH hormone.

Similarly, in our study, the modulation of hand-M1 activity (increase or decrease) resulted to be constrained by whether the task required a full processing of the motor content of the word, that in turn would elicit the motor simulation, or not.

The adaptor-sorted and PCR duplicate-free raw sequencing data is available at GEO (Accession number: GSE61730) along with the three expression matrices that contain the median-normalized values for the respective samples after full processing of the raw data.

We suggest that the phenomenon of language-induced motor resonance in the hand-M1 took place only after the lexical-semantic access to representations of hand-action verbs, and only when the task explicitly required a full processing of the motor information associated with a word.

Neuroserpin was detected as a 50 kDa band in the cell lysates and as a 55 kDa band in the culture media, corresponding to partial and full processing of the glycan chains, respectively (Fig. 3B).

The 21 kDa peptide derived after full processing of VEGF-C is the only VEGF-C peptide capable of activating VEGFR-2 (Joukov et al, 1997), and this peptide has been demonstrated in the conditioned medium of MDA-MB-231 cells (Nakamura et al, 2006) which we have shown to express VEGFR-2 but not VEGFR-3.