Conclusion: These results comprise a unique case whereby a strong asymmetrical isolation barrier evolved in real time.
We describe a unique effort whereby three teams distributed across three cities on two continents conducted a work domain analysis, and then designed and implemented an ecological interface.
Previous studies have shown that complexation of IL-2 with the JES6-1 Ab preferentially biases cytokine activity toward TReg cells through a unique mechanism whereby IL-2 is exchanged from the Ab to IL-2Ralpha.
These microstructural changes impacted the relative anodic and cathodic reaction kinetics sustained by the alloy in a unique manner, whereby structural and chemical variations dictated the anodic reaction rates in the former and the cathodic rates in the latter.
This system exploits this organism's unique physiology whereby strongly induced heterologous expression of target membrane proteins can be coordinated with synthesis of new membranes, thereby favoring membrane insertion of natively folded polypeptides.
The Duke University School of Medicine recently began a unique program whereby all second year medical students are required to take a Radiology rotation as part of their core curriculum.
The site offers a unique interface whereby media can be managed in the same way files are organized on a computer desktop, creating a true "drag and drop" and "click and play" experience.
To answer these questions we exploit a unique experiment whereby, after January 1 , 2013 newly issued sovereign bonds of Eurozone countries under domestic law had to include Collective Action Clauses (CACs) specifying the minimum vote needed to modify payment terms.
PHAs containing 4-hydroxybutyrate (4HB), 3-hydroxypropionate (3HP) or 5-hydroxyvalerate (5HV) share a unique property, whereby they are hydrolysable by the enzyme lipase (Mukai et al. 1993; Chuah et al. 2013).
Here again, Kant thinks that this idea itself gets transmuted into the notion of a given object by virtue of a unique subreption, whereby we dialectically substitute for a principle that is only meant for empirical employment one which holds of things in general.
