Although it contains a wealth of development-specific DNA methylomes in the mouse, which will be of great use both for experimental and bioinformatics researchers, the available data and functionality are still limited.
A silent moment communicates a wealth of character development.
The company's chief system designer, Ken Kutaragi, visited developers all over the world, bringing an impressive set of graphics demos (including the famed dinosaur 3D model) and promising a wealth of cool development tools and favourable production deals.
Then I turned to the teachers, thinking that they perhaps have a wealth of professional development and resources at their disposal to effectively engage families.
The study of plants has led to important insights into highly conserved biological process and a wealth of knowledge about development.
Howard maintains its legitimate place as America's HBCU in part through consistent federal appropriations exceeding $230 million, and a wealth of research and development opportunities garnered through philanthropic partnerships and leveraged corporate alliances.
These SNP locations provide a wealth of information for development of high-throughput downstream population and quantitative genetic applications such as bead chip panels or pull-down marker enrichment strategies followed by direct sequencing.
The second half of the book pivots from this highly intellectualized, DeLillo-meets-Dreiser interrogation of our psychoses and portrait of a young striver into something of an action-adventure narrative backed up by a wealth of scientifically plausible developments.
In contrast to the paucity of work on development of multimodal communication specifically, there is a wealth of work on the development of multimodal perception more broadly.
This database provides a means to longitudinally evaluate MRI biomarkers, including T2 relaxation time in the development and progression of OA, thus providing a wealth of information on OA development and progression.
Indeed, Babylonian society of the 1st dynasty was, in terms of its individualism, a wealth of private property, and development of commercial exchange, far more "modern" than Roman society of the early republic.
