For modeling purposes, we took advantage of the competence of D. melanogaster both to allow a stable integration of human DNA in its genome and to mirror disease phenotypes (Pandey and Nichols, 2011; García-López et al., 2008; Xu et al., 2013; Demontis et al., 2013; Piccirillo et al., 2014).
Should this initiative fail through lack of support, the poor will get poorer – and the social advantages of linguistic competence will remain with the rich.
The stimuli were designed to minimize advantages of musical competence such as accurate encoding and distinction of sound features, by spacing the three different chords to be memorized by entire octaves.
?We need to get better at taking advantage of each others competence," he points out.
Data collection was within the individual national expert's competence, thereby taking advantage of experience in the matter as well as language competence.
Clinton has to sustain her advantage and reach the now-higher bar of competence she established in the first debate.
A single probability curve was able to characterize the corresponding fractions of the total added water in the different ellipses for all measured plumes, which testify the competence and advantage of the moment analysis method.
The main benefit of the first approach is that it is tailor-made to the objectives of a single company in terms of foresight outcomes achieved and it provides additional value stemming from the foresight process, which, if set up on a continuous basis, may itself become another key competence and advantage of a company.
The patient representative argued that the hospital did not take advantage of the user panel's competence or provide the necessary training in QI of members to empower individuals and the panel as a whole.
In practice this could be e.g. establishing inter-professional teams in quality improvement projects as a way to build better understanding between professional perspectives and to take advantage of their different background and competence to improve care quality.
