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| uring's the mathematical Turing Machines and | biological achievements, arguing that Turing Test passa |
| ith oxytocin and released with oxytocin, its | biological action is unclear. |
| Other | biological actions have been reported, with therapeutic |
| This receptor mediates diverse | biological actions of adenylate cyclase activating poly |
| the ligand binding, and is required for the | biological activities of IL5. |
| the ligand binding, and is required for the | biological activities of IL3. |
| d hormone, and has been shown to mediate the | biological activities of thyroid hormone. |
| possible mechanisms involved in the putative | biological activities of luteolin. |
| Because of their | biological activities and physical properties, gem-difl |
| imple flavanoids have chemical behaviors and | biological activities distinct from the polyphenols; e. |
| Ergot alkaloids have a wide range of | biological activities including effects on circulation |
| e ganoderic acids have been found to possess | biological activities including hepatoprotection, anti- |
| Biological Activities of 3,3'-Diindolylmethane | |
| New properties and | biological activities |
| ntestine and is the form responsible for the | biological activities of the isoflavone. |
| Both groups of compounds display a range of | biological activities, such as cytotoxicity, inhibition |
| Thymosins have diverse | biological activities, and two in particular, thymosins |
| ochemical properties of molecules with their | biological activities. |
| es of 1,9-pyrazoloanthrone have a variety of | biological activities. |
| w an ever increasing spectrum of established | biological activities. |
| cosides, and polyketides that exhibit useful | biological activities. |
| y processed into mature peptides of distinct | biological activities. |
| ary metabolites that demonstrate significant | biological activities. |
| tranes exhibit unusual properties as well as | biological activity in which the coordination of nitrog |
| "Synthesis and | Biological Activity of Enantiomers of Antitumor Irofulv |
| The metabolites lack the specific | biological activity of calcitonin. |
| Coumestrol is a phytoestrogen, mimicking the | biological activity of estrogens. |
| first organized team effort to optimize the | biological activity of a lead compound through systemat |
| The | biological activity of gastrin and CCK is associated wi |
| -activity relationships (QSARs) in which the | biological activity or other properties of molecules ar |
| n marigolds (Tagetes spp.) and exhibits some | biological activity because it sensitizes the formation |
| CDOM can have a significant effect on | biological activity in aquatic systems. |
| first organized team effort to optimize the | biological activity of a lead compound through systemat |
| A basic serine protease with | biological activity against Meloidogyne hapla eggs has |
| e is incorporated into larger compounds with | biological activity such as the pharmaceutical drugs zi |
| -activity relationships (QSARs) in which the | biological activity or other properties of molecules ar |
| of a water sample represents the sum of the | biological activity that the sample has experienced sin |
| pectral mapping, a technique for classifying | biological activity profiles of chemical compounds. |
| r cell lines are useful tools for monitoring | biological activity of nuclear receptor ligands', Volum |
| t brassinosteroid isolated and shown to have | biological activity |
| hese nonclassical eicosanoids possess potent | biological activity as inflammatory mediators that augm |
| en, a plant-derived chemical that mimics the | biological activity of the hormone estrogen. |
| Their promising | biological activity attracted various biological and ch |
| The fourth alpha-helix is important to the | biological activity of the molecule. |
| Such differences typically occur when | biological activity acts to change the ambient concentr |
| pylidene side chain was not necessary to the | biological activity of the compound, leading to a numbe |
| c natural products, often possessing unusual | biological activity including Daphniphyllum alkaloids, |
| groups here while covering their occurrence, | biological activity, biosynthesis, and laboratory synth |
| , antisense RNA still lack effective design, | biological activity, and efficient route of administrat |
| Sulfur monoxide may have some | biological activity, the formation of transient SO in p |
| ated compounds to rhizoxin may have improved | biological activity. |
| he amount of hormones in the blood, or their | biological activity. |
| orm successively LTD4 and LTE4, which retain | biological activity. |
| ndary products, many of which possess strong | biological activity. |
| interest because many such molecules exhibit | biological activity. |
| es to inorganic forms, typically mediated by | biological activity. |
| f substituted pteridines that have important | biological activity. |
| the same fermentation and have quite similar | biological activity. |
| Each form has slightly different | biological activity. |
| benthic zone to record physical, chemical or | biological activity. |
| a protein and is required for the protein's | biological activity. |
| aspects of the environment and the degree of | biological activity. |
| alpha-DTX resulted in very little change in | biological activity. |
| ce, indeed this hexapeptide sequence confers | biological activity. |
| activity of Ang appears to be essential for | biological activity: replacements of important active s |
| entific work contributed to discovery of the | biological adhesion protein fibronectin and helped to e |
| erall health and fitness levels by measuring | biological age versus chronological age. |
| e is never sick and appears younger than her | biological age, as her "awakened" mitochondria find a y |
| hkin, the deputy head of Federal Medical and | Biological Agency, said that Naspoli was suffering from |
| rtile, as a possible result of exposure to a | biological agent in pre-Gilead times. |
| ction here may be misleading- (smog is not a | biological agent that self-reproduce). |
| aggravated by their exposure to chemical and | biological agent loaded munitions. |
| might be victims of a nuclear, chemical, or | biological agent release. |
| Working Safely with chemical and | biological agents in research, engineering and operatio |
| Some species, however, are used as | biological agents to control weeds and invasive plant s |
| Production of | biological agents in Building 470 ceased in 1965 and al |
| d to "exclude completely the possibility" of | biological agents and toxins being used as weapons by a |
| ode there, perhaps disseminating one or more | biological agents hidden inside. |
| ent, increased surveillance and detection of | biological agents, and improving state and hospital pre |
| dumping of industrial waste, sewage sludge, | biological agents, NBC, radioactive waste and other was |
| ests occurred on U.S. soil and released live | biological agents, chemical agents or their simulants. |
| d against ignoring safety issues with use of | biological agents. |
| role in the manufacture of anthrax and other | biological agents. |
| as to study the behavior of aerosol-released | biological agents. |
| from at least four individuals of differing | biological ages, found in Tithonian (Late Jurassic) roc |
| s implicates the natural tendency related to | biological aggression in mice because the mice reared a |
| gain theoretical insights into mechanisms of | biological aging and species survival patterns by apply |
| regardless of the lack of information about | biological ancestors, and that the drive to search out |
| signment involved him serving as a Chemical, | Biological, and Nuclear Non-Commissioned Officer. |
| Her applied research into | biological and other natural structures, together with |
| research into the potential of mathematical, | biological, and physical science applications for defen |
| It is of | biological and geological interest, with varied habitat |
| Part C Studies in History and Philosophy of | Biological and Biomedical Sciences 37 (2): 295-310, 200 |
| Note that there is also a separate | biological and geological SSSI covering the Gordano Val |
| 2002: Francqui Prize on | Biological and Medical Sciences. |
| It "is implicated in a wide array of | biological and pathophysiological responses, including |
| es fall into three broad categories: social, | biological, and physical which correspond to the respec |
| nated a national nature reserve both for its | biological and geological interest, it contains a mosai |
| ns; Animal Science; Biochemistry/Biophysics; | Biological and Agricultural Engineering; Ecosystem Scie |
| was the 2nd commander of Unit 731, a covert | biological and chemical warfare research and developmen |
| diovascular dysfunction; b)understanding the | biological and pharmaceutical challenges associated wit |
| controlled vocabularies that encompass many | biological and medical knowledge domains. |
| Auckland and Campbell Islands but botanical, | biological and zoological surveys were also conducted. |
| p data, including the results of the various | biological and genetic tests carried out on the patient |
| It is home to the | Biological and Environmental Sciences Department, the P |
| It is an area of | biological and geological interest. |
| ence SP380769) is a 10.6 hectare (26.2 acre) | biological and geological site of Special Scientific In |
| interventions and performances use digital, | biological and traditional media including video projec |
| and was trained as a specialist in Nuclear, | Biological and Chemical Warfare (Weapons of Mass Destru |
| Biological and biochemical systems, like amino acids an | |
| roject of the MIBBI (Minimum Information for | Biological and Biomedical Investigations). |
| can family with interracial parents and both | biological and adopted children as "the new American fa |
| America's Achilles' Heel: Nuclear, | Biological, and Chemical Terrorism and Covert Attack; c |
| It also has applications in | biological and medical research. |
| ultural anthropology imposes holism upon the | biological and cultural subfields without adding value, |
| , including nuclear, radiological, chemical, | biological, and natural emissions. |
| rs to search locations in Iraq for chemical, | biological and nuclear weapons, as well as weapons that |
| Biological and Chemical Approaches to Diseases of Prote | |
| iness, Marketing, Law, Tourism, Engineering, | Biological and Biomedical Sciences and Computing. |
| It is a complicated site of both | biological and geological interest. |
| t can be applied in many different fields of | biological and medicinal science have been developed by |
| atalogue of the Hemiptera (Heteroptera) with | biological and anatomical references, lists of foodplan |
| He is currently professor of | biological and allied health sciences at Fairleigh Dick |
| development, production, and stockpiling of | biological and toxin weapons. |
| of the harmful effects of various chemical, | biological and physical agents on individual living org |
| ttempts to do so have led to improvements in | biological and chemical water quality as the environmen |
| r, Maryland detached the U.S. Army Chemical, | Biological, and Radiological Weapons School to Dugway P |
| Task Force Scorpio was a United Nations | biological and chemical response team that was activate |
| chromatography and allied techniques in the | biological and medical sciences. |
| , infiltration, detention, and filtration or | biological and chemical actions. |
| (grid reference ST743876) is a 280.1 hectare | biological and geological Site of Special Scientific In |
| working to reduce the threats from nuclear, | biological and chemical weapons. |
| Cultivating | Biological and Cultural Diversity: Urban Farming in Cas |
| nce SK250950) is a 64.1 hectare (158.4 acre) | biological and geological site of Special Scientific In |
| The down is a 325.3 hectare | biological and geological Site of Special Scientific In |
| rid reference SZ340940) is a 1109.93 hectare | biological and geological Site of Special Scientific In |
| ersonnel to test decontamination methods for | biological and chemical weapons, including sulfur musta |
| sent about 0.054% of the estimated 1,108,100 | biological and geological scientists in the US in 1999. |
| Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of | Biological and Biomedical Sciences (2004) |
| to the development of the psychotherapeutic, | biological, and natural philosophical theories that are |
| The site was notified in 1955 for both its | biological and geological features. |
| ds, the sites listed in virtue of both their | biological and their geological interest are mentioned |
| e enhanced scientific analysis for chemical, | biological and radiological testing at the scene. |
| ry core of the problem of intelligence, both | biological and artificial. |
| Guaratiba | Biological and Archeological Reserve is a biological re |
| eurosciences with modern photonic, molecular | biological and chemical methods as well as methods of m |
| enjoy two worlds of creative enterprise the | biological and the intellectual. |
| Synergism Hypothesis as a General Theory of | Biological and Social Systems, ISCS 2001. |
| ork concerns the flow of information through | biological and social networks and the ecology and evol |
| heric and Geographic Sciences, and Chemical, | Biological and Materials Engineering. |
| is laboratory provides structure analysis of | biological and non-biological samples by light photomic |
| ubsequently, their preparation and intensive | biological and physiological studies have been reported |
| Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of | Biological and Biomedical Sciences ( 2004) |
| y eventually became the College's Centre for | Biological and Medical Systems. |
| ion's universities have a strong heritage in | biological and medical research and have produced sever |
| synergistically combines rationally targeted | biological and behavioral interventions to aid patients |
| Project 112 was a | biological and chemical weapons experimentation project |
| chromatography techniques and methods in the | biological and life sciences. |
| It has high ecological, | biological and aesthetic significance, being home to 15 |
| The Modern | Biological and Earth Sciences, Cambridge History of Sci |
| llections are used in studies on geological, | biological and cultural diversity, and the history of l |
| Andre-Deshays carried out | biological and medical experiments on Mir for 16 days b |
| The ban on nuclear, | biological, and chemical weapons, and colony drops dash |
| are highly species specific, but share many | biological and molecular properties, including virion m |
| Its interest is | biological and geological, with various habitats of shi |
| and ground level) including the Galileo and | Biological and Life Sciences theme housing programs. |
| that were strongly studied because of their | biological and medical importance. |
| nd informal studies on humanities, including | biological and cultural anthropology, sociology, histor |
| scientific and technical aspects of nuclear, | biological and chemical warfare, and providing reconnai |
| The site was notified in 1951 for both its | biological and geological features. |
| and resources in environmental NBC(Nuclear, | Biological and Chemical). |
| DGU has been used for some time in | biological and medical applications but Dr. Mark Hersam |
| understand functional material properties in | biological and synthetic materials, specifically focuse |
| cond place in the junior groups category for | Biological and Ecological sciences and second place in |
| lso the site of the Middle Hope 84.1 hectare | biological and geological Site of Special Scientific In |
| Corneous is a | biological and medical term meaning horny, in other wor |
| It is also important as a model organism for | biological and medical research. |
| Biological and Agricultural engineering | |
| n 1996, he was awarded the Francqui Prize on | Biological and Medical Sciences for his work on molecul |
| Biological and Physical Sciences | |
| The site has both | biological and geological interest and has been designa |
| Later | biological and manufacturing units were established at |
| Lower Woods is a 280.1 hectare | biological and geological Site of Special Scientific In |
| ten by Babb's wife, and was filled with both | biological and sexual education materials relevant to t |
| Biological and Agricultural Engineering | |
| Not only were both Erich von Manstein's | biological and adoptive father Prussian generals, but h |
| urrent awareness service highlighting recent | biological and medical research), Global DataPoint, Tel |
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