Whole individual genomes will be fully sequenced in the near future, and comparison of these sequences might identify new associations with CVD.
Whole individual elongated embryos at day 16, placentas at day 50 (15 mg) and placentomes at day 225 (15 mg) of pregnancy from IVP, NT and AI (at least three of each) were used for isolation of gDNA, total RNA and protein using DNA/RNA/Protein purification kit (Norgen Biotek corporation, Thorold, Canada) according to the methods recommended by the manufacturer.
In annual species, the death of the whole individual may be viewed in a similar way.
"But mentoring is more holistic than coaching, in that it develops the whole individual — through guidance, coaching and development opportunities".
Ironically, like the machine model, the network model is also holographic in that the parts function like the whole: Individual projects function within a web of interrelated projects.
Instead it is brutally clear on the steps that government as a whole, individual departments, local authorities and investors need to take.
Its canopy development, in terms of leaf and branch production, and the size variables of the whole individual (height, diameter and volume) are density-dependent.
Even as the New York metropolitan area has become more diverse as a whole, individual neighborhoods have remained stubbornly resistant to racial integration.
In reminding us that the university has a greater role than just doling out qualifications – that of shaping the whole individual – Newman's thought may usefully guide us as crucial decisions are made about the future of our universities.
Employers approaching them need to be aware that taking jokes out of context or viewing photos with an over-critical eye can lead to judgments that aren't representative of the whole individual.
Whatever the calculations for the party as a whole, individual senators who need to keep their liberal credentials well-polished have little choice about whether to oppose Judge Bork.
