"They don't realise that graduate studies not only confer knowledge within a very special and perhaps narrow field, but also a general skill in methodology, analysis, and knowledge-seeking," says Inger Grufman of the Swedish Association of Graduate Engineers.
Thus, epigenetic silencing may occur fortuitously during tumour development and only confer an advantage to tumour cells when they are treated with chemotherapy or radiotherapy.
Most importantly, we showed that select mutations (R66I and M136T) not only confer cotransin resistance in functional assays, but they also prevent CT7 binding.
Although individually such loci only confer small effects, it is likely that they act multiplicatively, exerting relatively profound effects in a small proportion of the population.
Then there's Padawer's argument that testosterone may only confer a one-to-three-per-cent advantage.
Currently marketed influenza vaccines only confer protection against matching influenza virus strains.
VR plasmids of S. choleraesuis, detected in strains isolated in Taiwan, only confer resistance to ampicillin and sulfonamides.
All these variants only confer a small to moderate change in risk for migraine, which concurs with migraine being a heterogeneous disorder.
Unlike fluorogenic peptide substrates, use of ubiquitinated protein substrates not only confer greater stringency in terms of proteasomal hydrolysis, but also involve the participation of the19S regulatory component.
The encryption of the watermark and the choice of embedded areas based on the perceptivity not only confer the watermark with good invisibility but also with good robustness.
Specific mechanisms, such as target mutation or enzymatic modification of drugs, can only confer cross resistance within single antibiotic families.
