These tumors develop within six weeks of infection in birds, making this model a unique asset for studies of the kinetics of disease induction and progression in a natural host system.
The combination of a side effect-free inducer, precise and reversible transcription tunability and broad functionality in different cell types as well as in entire animals represents a unique asset for the use of biotin-inducible transgene control in future gene therapy, tissue engineering and biopharmaceutical manufacturing scenarios.
There's no denying that the Boros Collection, with its bizarre setting and its uncommon assortment of interests, is a unique asset to Berlin's art scene, even if the collection's public availability amounts to a form of trickle-down charity.
James Robinson III, American Express chair man was convinced that Cohen was a unique asset for American Express.
"While Roche alluded to the fact that it has several alternatives (other public and private options, in-house technologies), we believe ILMN is a unique asset," Nandita Koshal of Barclays Capital wrote in a research note on Feb. 28.
The Philharmonic also takes advantage of a unique asset by opening with "Pollux," the first of planned twin pieces written for it by Dudamel's predecessor, Esa-Pekka Salonen. Esa-Pekka Salonen
The Philharmonic also takes advantage of a unique asset by opening with \u201cPollux,\u201d the first of planned twin pieces written for it by Dudamel\u2019s predecessor, Esa-Pekka Salonen.<\/p> On April 29, Dudamel conducts two major choral works.
"It's a unique asset class," said Richard J. Holohan, a timber analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.
"Branding has become a critical differentiator in mobile phones, which is why our business model is centered on the unique asset of the Nokia brand, and our extensive experience in sales and marketing.
