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It is thus anticipated that G. acerosa would show antioxidant effects against lipid peroxidation on biomembranes and would scavenge OH radicals at the stages of initiation and termination.
We thus anticipated that male sterility would be associated with the GAL4/UAS-fru MIR silencing of FruM expression in multiple different sets of neurons and hence be found as a relatively common phenotype in our screens.
It is thus anticipated that the labeling efficiency will be higher in larger species as not only a larger excess of CA I/II is available, but also the relative cardiac output is lower and the circulation time is slower.
Similar to the average procedure of LTI case [16 22, 24], it is thus anticipated that the weighted average estimation may also exhibit a considerable performance improvement for the time-varying channels over a long frame.
Colon cancer cells have lost the endogenous expression of CHFR, and we thus anticipated that this would be an appropriate cell system to elucidate the functional domain responsible for the anti-proliferative effects of CHFR protein by genetic rescue.
It is thus anticipated that additional education may increase PHR use and hopefully the impact of such clinical interventions [ 17].
We thus anticipate that truncated WASPΔVCA encoded by the patients' germ line allele will retain the ability to bind to effector ligands, potentially competing with the ability of N-WASP to perform a redundant function.
Given the present diversity estimates of eukaryotic unicells from conserved barcoding genes like the 18S rDNA [24], [25], we thus anticipate that future eukaryotic planktonic metagenomic and genomic analysis will lead to an increase in the number of species.
We thus anticipate that CTN06 should also have the ability to limit tumor metastasis.
We may thus anticipate that many of the open issues about the biological effect of extract of Punica granatum will be answered in the near future.
We thus anticipate that ongoing genome projects such as those of the red algae Chondrus and Porphyra will confirm this prediction.
