This area, located just one mile south of the city's central business district, was originally envisioned by Daniel Ayer to be a job-producing, industrial hub that would include a diverse array of manufacturing uses.
This technology has been used very successfully in a diverse array of studies using downstream analysis at the DNA and RNA levels, including global gene expression profiling [ 9] and analyses of the proteome of prostate [ 7], colon [ 10], hepatocellular [ 11], breast [ 12], and pancreatic tumours [ 13].
To our best knowledge, this is the first DNA barcoding study reporting both successful amplification and sequencing from such a diverse array of taxa using a single pair of primers.
Instructors also employed a diverse array of techniques when using facilitation strategies.
A series of organotin esters has been synthesized using a diverse array of drugs containing carboxylic function with triphenyl/tributyltin.
Overall, we used a diverse array of approaches to probe the role of the UPR in G1/S transition.
The framework has influenced health policy research in a diverse array of countries, and has been used to analyse a large number of health issues, including mental health, health sector reform, tuberculosis, reproductive health and antenatal syphilis control (Gilson and Raphaely 2007).
At the time, people throughout Southwest Asia were developing agriculture in a variety of environments and using a diverse array of plants; they probably shifted to food production for different reasons depending on local conditions.
Using a diverse array of evidence, including national surveys of workers and employers, as well as in-depth interviews with top corporate managers, Professor Alexander Hertel-FernAssistantsistant Professor of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University, explains why mobilization of workers has become an appealing corporate political strategy in recent decades.
We demonstrate the broad applicability of our methodology using a diverse array of compartmental epidemic models: a time-homogeneous SIS epidemic, a time-inhomogeneous SI epidemic with exponentially decreasing transmission rates and a partially observed SIR epidemic where the infectious period for an individual has a gamma distribution.
