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As an indicator of commitment to service, we therefore replaced "intent to continue" with a measure of volunteer performance.
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This demonstrates that the release of cytochrome c from mitochondria was occurring in these cells, an indicator of commitment to the early stages of apoptosis.
However, we consider it appropriate to include CD36 as an indicator of erythropoietic commitment in concert with glycophorin and CD71 [16], [16], which were almost absent at the beginning yet occurred in nearly every cell at the end of our expansive culturing.
MicroRNA forced expression biological effects were first examined by evaluating the expression of unilineage differentiation surface markers: CD235a that first appears at the basophilic normoblast stage of erythroid differentiation, CD41a as an indicator of megakaryocytic commitment, CD14 distinguishing monocytic differentiation while CD66b reflects granulocytic cell fate.
The emphasis Generation Xers place on achieving a more balanced life is often interpreted by Boomers (64%) as an indicator of their lack of commitment and unwillingness to work.
In our survey, the response rate of 100% can be regarded as an indicator of the high level of commitment of the departments of CAP.
Moreover, in the aftermath of the Trent Lott embarrassment, the administration's stance will be seen as an indicator of the president's commitment to moving his party and the country beyond the segregationist past.
Organizational commitment as an indicator of organizational effectiveness [ 24] signifies the employee's emotional involvement and congruence with his/her organization [ 25].
It is as much an indicator of the world we live in as anything else.
That seemed an indicator of flagging commitment to the City Opera.
Planning for the future is an indicator of your commitment and is also a healthy ingredient for a budding relationship.
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