Designed shRNAs were found to be effective in inhibiting virus replication to a variable extent (45 93%).
However, copper is always oxidised to a variable extent depending on the particular electrolyte during the charge phase.
Most of the vugs left after the removal of quartz are, to a variable extent, refilled by hydrothermal assemblages, including quartz, albite, K-feldspar, hematite, chlorite and calcite.
"This is not a cure, in the sense that the children who demonstrated improvements will still show remaining symptoms to a variable extent, but it does suggest that working with parents to interact with their children in this way can lead to improvements in symptoms over the long term".
Laterally the femoral condyle and the contact area move posteriorly but to a variable extent in the mid-range causing tibial internal rotation to occur with flexion around a medial axis.
However, the phenomenon is never absent, because this science remains in the Western tradition and culture in which it fits, and also brings with it its evolutionary heritage if it is quite persistent, although similar to a variable extent.
Membrane from the target cells was concomitantly transferred along with rituximab to a variable extent.
These results indicated that mRNAs are oxidatively damaged to a variable extent in ALS patients.
It was observed that the peptides were poisoning to a variable extent the chaperone activities of the α-crystallins, αA and αB.
That is, we invariably find inflammatory cells in these small clusters while at diabetes onset, CTLs have invaded large individual islets to a variable extent.
In the ALS postmortem tissues study (Fig. 1), we found that mRNAs are oxidatively damaged to a variable extent in ALS patients.
