The most well known of these inherited skin fragility disorders is epidermolysis bullosa simplex (EBS), the various variants of which are caused by a spectrum of point mutations of K5 or K14 (Lane and McLean 2004; McLean and Irvine 2007; Uitto et al. 2007).
Just like traditional technologies, green alternatives exhibit a range of performance across a spectrum of price points.
In this role, Courtney was responsible for identifying ways to further engage audiences across a spectrum of touch points, expanding the reach of the music brands online and content syndication.
Then, we have obtained a spectrum of optimized points, each of which represents a set of optimal parameters which can be chosen by the manager according to the importance of objective functions.
It's more about trying to hear arguments and perspectives from a spectrum of vantage points.
But in Europe's dense and dynamic urban environments — which, unlike the US, tend to be replete with public transit options (typically at a spectrum of price-points) — individual transport choices tend to be based firstly on economics.
It combines random mutagenesis with high-throughput mutation discovery, provides a spectrum of stable point-alleles and is broadly applicable across most species [ 70, 87].
We may achieve a wide spectrum of point of views and expert evaluations that may help in setting effective specializations of the DS clinics and subsequently in its development as a system via aggregating the results of numerous methods.
Clever old us, silly old them.In Mr Fowden's telling of the story, by contrast, the response from Christians and Muslims to Aristotle's newly rediscovered genius was never as simple as rejection or acceptance; there was a spectrum of reactions with many points.
But we can say that any spatial gradient provides a spectrum of conditions, and if any point on that spectrum promotes resistance development, a resulting local development of resistance could potentially serve as the nucleus for its spread throughout the habitat.
