Thus, the dNTP supply system is well poised to be successfully controlled better with mathematical modeling than without, and because of this, this system could become a standard of success in systems biology; the basis of this argument is prior success in the use of mathematical models to improve the control of well understood systems such as power plants and airplanes.
If his diploid human genome should become a standard, the success is one that he will have earned by perseverance and defiance of long odds.
Russ Schriefer, a Republican consultant who worked on the McCain media strategy until last summer, said the Bush campaign had set a standard for success by driving a consistent message that defined the issues in the 2004 debate on its terms.
The Lutes have also set a standard for success that Squires would like to emulate.
Towards the end of his segment, Flex paired of a couple of details that seemed to perfectly encapsulate a standard of success echoed by nearly every musician, producer, and music personality that spoke: the incorporation of newer technologies into one's art without the sacrifice of one's inherent sense of quality.
It's not even close". Towards the end of his segment, Flex paired of a couple of details that seemed to perfectly encapsulate a standard of success echoed by nearly every musician, producer, and music personality that spoke: the incorporation of newer technologies into one's art without the sacrifice of one's inherent sense of quality.
Second, a standard definition of success should be established when biological agents are employed.
If such existence is to be thinkable there must be a standard by which success or failure can be measured.
Society has a standard measure of success.
Local audit data and previous ED studies suggest a standard VM baseline success rate of about 15%.
Even though Mr. McCain remains far behind Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton in overall fund-raising and spending, his financial picture is changing from that of a scrappy and poorly financed underdog to a standard bearer whose political success is translating into financial success.
