Identified lags were thus only rough indicators and did not perfectly reflect the temporal gradient of determinant action.
But why do we age at all? "Every day we suffer damage and don't perfectly repair it," explains Vaupel, "and this accumulation of unrepaired damage is what causes age-related disease".
"The Complete Indian Housekeeper and Cook" does not perfectly map on to my experience — it is written for women who must manage "the help" (if you are someone who hires babysitters or house-cleaners, you'll find it interesting), and much of the practical advice — keeping a pantry, preparing Brains au Gratin — is outmoded, too.
It cannot reproduce some of the finer features of the spill, for instance, and the reconstruction does not perfectly match the available data in every case.
The model of collagen-induced arthritis (CIA) resembles many pathological features of RA, and although, it does not perfectly duplicate the human disease, it has helped to validate TNFα as a therapeutic target for RA [ 18].
That is also the case for deconfounding by a weighted average or by regression. 4 As far as the variance is concerned, breaking the sample and reassembling the pieces does not perfectly restore the intact sample size.
However, these questions may never be answered because we hope that there will never be another patient with classical smallpox, and the best nonhuman primate model does not perfectly reproduce clinical smallpox.
Translational modifications, such as phosphorylation or adenylylation, may also be involved in modulating the activity of Klf4, SP1, Zfx, and TFCP2L1; therefore, total protein content does not perfectly correspond to biological activity.
That range of products is quite wide and it doesn't perfectly fit on the Internet", which Chan tells me is why Operator is going after it.
As C×43 and N-cadherin are localized in different parts of the intercalated disc and therefore do not perfectly colocalize, we defined the area of the intercalated disc as the area surrounding the N-cadherin staining.
