The two types of post-learning activity were performed alone in a small room, behind a closed door, and only one participant was run at a time.
Also, two types of post-yielding behavior are considered for the bridge pier by using two post-yielding stiffness ratios for the ED bars, resulting a negative and a positive post-yielding stiffness behavior of the structure (namely negative and positive systems), respectively.
In summary, we used two types of post-MFT statistical analysis, each relying on a different property of J. First, the SPM analysis uses the modulus of J.
The secondary objectives were to assess toxicities of these two types of post-remission therapy.
Unlike mammalian organisms, in S. japonicum, the alternative donor and acceptor sites were more common than the other two types of post-transcriptional processing.
Since the ability of these modification-specific antibodies to immunoprecipitated Ruc-p53 was not competed by bacterially produced recombinant p53 protein (data not shown), this fusion protein appears to contain at least two types of post-translational modifications.
Our group has identified patients with two types of post-anoxic ESE, evolving from different background patterns; one develops early (typically during hypothermia) and from a BS back ground pattern.
The suggestion of a double band (80 kDa and ~100 - 120 kDa) in SCCD could represent two types of post-translational modification, two levels of glycosylation or non-specific labelling of the upper band.
57, 58 Hyperglycemia causes two types of post-translation modifications on RyR2 and sarco endo)plasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase; first, it increases production of reactive oxygen species (superoxide anions, hydroxyl radicals, lipid peroxides, hydrogen peroxide) and, second, it increases reactive nitrogen species (nitrosonium cation, nitroxyl anion, peroxynitrite).
There are three types of post-coordination: combination, qualification and refinement.
Further, we identified four types of post-transcriptional processing, or alternative splicing, in both female and male worms of S. japonicum: exon skipping, intron retention, and alternative donor and acceptor sites.
