Although "Romeo and Juliet" is now treated as teen-centric (this book reprints Roz Chast's hilarious New Yorker cartoon charting Romeo and Juliet's instant messages to one another: "xoxoxo bye see u tmw"), it can confer youth as well as convey it.
It seems clear that the IoT will become a definite part of our lives in the future, with all the benefits it can confer on us – as well as the risks.
Although COX-2 inhibitreatmentment alone is unlikely to eliminate an existing tumor, it is likely that it can confer significant benefit as part of a carefully chosen regimen involving other drugs.
When managed well, it can confer power, generate insight and help to facilitate competitive advantage.
It clearly can confer benefit, but it depends how it is done, and for whom.
This is also borne out by the work of Christ & Chin (2007), who carried out a very similar selection approach on a gene library in E. coli and found that single genes, as well as gene networks, can confer heat resistance.
It also indicates that CHEK2 rare variants, such as duplications, can confer a high susceptibility to cancer development and should thus be studied in depth as most of our knowledge of CHEK2 concerns common mutations.
The 10AT-Her2 cell system provided the experimental opportunity directly to test the hypothesis that cellular components that help define the cancer stem/progenitor character, such as nucleostemin, can confer selective responsiveness of anti-cancer compounds to target breast cancer stem/progenitor populations.
Although biparental care necessitates cooperation, it may not be sufficient to maintain faithful monogamy as occult polygamy can confer added genetic benefits to both the genders.
The β1 integrin subunit is key as it can pair with a variety of α-integrin subunits to confer binding to most ECM substrata.
