At the same time a purely empirical approach would involve the need to test such a large range of different examples that it is unlikely ever to provide for all the possible examples met in a real kitchen.
Over 30 metabolites, nucleotides and cofactors from Escherichia coli metabolism can be extracted and analysed using a range of different techniques, for example enzymatic assays, HPLC and LC-MS methods.
However, this paper has argued that this functionality operates more widely across a range of different inscriptions (for example, inscribed Affect functioning to invoke Judgement) as well as the role these rhetorical 'strategies' may play in the construal of textual persona.
Strains of T. brucei can vary naturally in a range of different phenotypes, for example, in terms of virulence, growth, drug resistance and resistance to human serum.
However, if the likelihood associated with a range of different thresholds, for example each point on a diagnostic test scale, can be calculated then much more precise estimates of the risk of a condition or disease can be made.
The results are presented for a range of different theoretical landscapes, for example, the random energy model and the uncoupled case with the assumptions that the real protein landscape lies between these bounds and can be described statistically.
The automaker intended from the outset to make the batteries usable in a range of different applications, including, for example, as energy storage in commercial power generation, where they can be useful even after they've passed their usable life in terms of powering vehicles.
Activity in the θ-band has been linked to a range of different cognitive functions, for example, working memory (Jensen and Tesche 2002) or spatial navigation (Caplan et al. 2001), which demand integration of information from various brain regions.
This type of interference competition is found across a range of different bacterial species and analogous examples can even be found in eukaryotic yeasts (Wickner 1996; Riley and Wertz 2002).
This is plausible since even single SNPs can exert pleiotropic effects across a range of different variables [ 45]; for example, many BMI-associated SNPs are present at quite low levels of significance in a GWAS of c-reactive protein (CRP) [ 34].
