Beneath the supposed satire of "Brave New World," which was a sensation when it appeared, in 1932, and for long afterward, there is a deep acceptance of this putative necessity.
Historically the first method of mapping brain function, it is still potentially the most powerful, establishing the necessity of any putative neural substrate for a given function or deficit.
Putative Father Registrations and Searches.
Here, we should bear in mind the relatively short time available to find viable solutions (less than one generation time) and the probable necessity of testing many putative solutions.
Evidence for the necessity of tankyrase-I and a putative human PARP-16 homolog in centrosomes clustering has been also provided [ 17, 20].
We also describe newly identified molecular mechanisms and discuss putative therapeutic approaches for HGAs specific to pediatrics, highlighting the necessity for the evolution of HGA disease management approaches.
Finally, we cannot emphasize strongly enough the necessity of careful validation of gene-specificity for each putative morphant phenotype.
UK primary-care experts rated putative indicators on a 9-point validity scale, and also rated the necessity of including such information in patient records.
This could contribute to the necessity for PsrA during A. nidulans germination on glucose, because the putative S. cerevisiae homolog Psr1p is involved in the regulation of Msn2-mediated general stress response, which is activated by dephosphorylation (Kaida et al. 2002).
However, the physiologic targets regulated by these putative BRCA2 transactivation domains, and the physiologic relevance of this function and its necessity for tumor suppressor activity, are unknown since all of these studies were performed in vitro using overexpressed proteins.
The necessity of using a combination of two described above methods for detecting putative HGTs resulted from the fact that neither the non-redundant (nr) nor our local database included all taxa of interest.
