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Averaged over time, in the adult brain ATP is almost entirely generated by the complete oxidation of glucose.
Both stores also had shelves devoted to "inspirational" titles, almost entirely Christian, and the complete works of Stephanie Meyer, the "Twilight" author.
The journey of 350 miles through thick tropical bush had to be completed almost entirely on foot, although, in that era of high colonialism, Greene was occasionally carried in a hammock by those among his 24 bearers who were not already weighed down with his metal bath, collapsible furniture, clay water filter and numerous cases of tinned steak-and-kidney pie, sausage and Scotch.
Like Flappy Bird before it, it's a game that can completed almost entirely with a single repetitive motion: the tap.
Errands and short commutes can be completed almost entirely on electric power in most plug-in hybrids, but if you live in Montana or Kansas, you're going to be glad you have a gasoline engine on board.
Contemporary ethnography is based almost entirely on fieldwork and requires the complete immersion of the anthropologist in the culture and everyday life of the people who are the subject of his study.
After a 24 h incubation with lipid micelles, fatty acid uptake and TAG synthesis are completed, TAG are almost entirely stored as CLDs and, although they are mobilized, the lipoprotein secretion rate is low, as shown in our previous studies (Chateau et al., 2005; Pauquai et al., 2006).
Shooting took several years to complete because the film was almost entirely self-financed.
These datasets consisted of six copepods whose complete mitochondrial genomes have been (almost) entirely determined, in addition to two branchiopods and two maxillopods as out-groups.
