Ti6Al4V substrates were multiply modified to create a surface with improved biocompatibility and functional properties.
Sequences were multiply aligned using MAFFT39, considering the local alignment option with default settings for the other parameters, then optimized and phylogenetic trees were generated, using the FastTree methods40.
In the field, when virus formulations were multiply applied to control natural infestations of H. armigera on cotton, both HearNPV-cathL and HearNPV-AaIT treatments protected cotton from larval feeding damage better than the wild-type virus treatment.
Method: Fifty-five subjects presenting with psychotic disorders were multiply evaluated with a semi structured interview, the Comprehensive Assessment of Symptoms and History (CASH), which includes the Scales for the Assessment of Negative and Positive symptoms (SANS and SAPS).
Missing weight measurements were multiply imputed, and results combined across ten imputations.
Two patients were multiply injured with abdominal injuries (as ruptured spleen).
He denies that if psychological properties were multiply realized, then functional taxonomy of the brain would have to be carried out independently of psychological function.
Representative sequences from ErbB3 and ErbB4 (query set) were multiply aligned against mammalian ErbB kinase sequences (∼164 sequences).
These sequences were multiply aligned using the MAPGAPS program [56] by building curated alignments/profiles for each of the 18 families within the RTK sub-group.
In three African studies, almost 15% of the isolates from HIV-infected children were multiply resistant E. coli or Methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
The original Finnish family cohort consist of 192 families (of which 86 were multiply affected by SLE), including 236 individuals affected with SLE and their healthy relatives.
