The SILIS was produced through metabolic labeling where 15N was uniformly introduced at every nitrogen atom in the studied proteins.
Using rolling compaction, carbon fibers were arranged in ZrC-SiC matrix along highly consistent direction, in which ceramic powders were uniformly introduced into intrafascicular and interfascicular spaces of fiber bundles.
We re-diplodized the genome in silico by creating alleles into which we uniformly introduced single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) at a rate of 0.5%.
Their combined publication in 1997 in the New England Journal of Medicine was hailed as a milestone leading to an identifiable paradigm change: although a local modality, RT does have a profound systemic benefit, and should be uniformly introduced as part of guideline recommendations to patients with positive nodes, particularly those with four or more positive nodes involved.
The existing case sheets, when further investigated, were not found to be useful as job-aids, nor were audit friendly, as they were open-ended, not uniformly introduced in all facilities at the time of data collection, and left to the discretion of the provider to document.
To adapt this assay for parallel screening, we needed a method for introducing uniformly sized wounds in the same position of each well.
We observed that the fraction of IL-2 producing cells increases linearly with time: this was modeled phenomenologically by introducing a uniformly distributed random delay (between 10 and 60 hr) in the first encounter between T cell and antigen.
When laws like GENDA are introduced, uniformly conservative politicians and religious-affiliated groups raise the "bathroom issue" — the menace of sexual predators in restrooms and locker rooms.
Based on ideas of [28], authors in [14] introduce uniformly -limit compactness, and prove that the family of weakly continuous processes with respect to (w.r.t).
S m l ( α 1, α, μ ) ( l ≤ m + 1, l, m ∈ N ∪ { 0 }, − π 2 < α < π 2, μ > − cos α ). of A. In particular, S 0 1 ( 2, 0, 0 ) coincides with the class of uniformly convex functions introduced by Goodman.
