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In a previous study (Ratanapariyanuch et al. 2011), we thoroughly characterized TS to determine the presence of compounds that might affect protein extraction.
We thoroughly characterized dual-targeting bifunctional core-shell nanoparticles and studied the dual-targeting mechanism and biofunctions of the nanoplatform both in vitro and in vivo.
We thoroughly characterized the liposome-loading of the microbubbles and evaluated the cell killing efficiency of this material using doxorubicin (DOX) as a model drug.
It is generally accepted that stabilized GPCRs exhibit attenuated signaling, thus we thoroughly characterized the signaling characteristics of several thermostabilized NTS1 variants to identify an optimal variant for protein NMR studies.
In this study, we thoroughly characterized estrogenic effects on Th17 cell phenotype and localization in experimental arthritis.
We thoroughly characterized these SGSMs with respect to a number of physicochemical properties and potency for lowering Aβ42, potency for lowering Aβ40, and potency for potentiating production of Aβ38.
We thoroughly characterize our models by computing structural, electronic and vibrational properties.
However, in Section "Force measurements", we thoroughly characterize the friction force, whereas the associated trajectory is discussed in Section "F-plot and associated trajectory".
In this paper, we thoroughly characterize the UE-small cell connection latencies present in the energy savings schemes based on sleep mode techniques considered in this paper, using typical time values for the various signalling procedures, and evaluate their impact on system performance.
In this work, we thoroughly characterize the thickness, roughness, and crystal structure of a set of TiO2 compact layers produced by spin coating of different precursor sols and correlate the choice of the TiO2 precursor to the photovoltaic performance of the PSC.
We thoroughly characterize the expression of the exogenous human Dystrophin within zebrafish host muscle cells.
