The takeaway for them was that we would be disinclined to fund founders who didn't fit within certain parameters as suggested by this data – for example, weren't young enough, worked alone, or were first-time founders.
The Mohist response to this, as suggested by the example (cited above) of King Ling of Chu, was that there is no such thing as human nature; human motivations are highly malleable, and almost exclusively the products of environmental influences.
As suggested by the example of gch1 above, this immediate, dosage-enhancing effect of duplication might be what allows the duplicated gene to persist in the population and eventually rise to fixation.
As suggested by the example described here, such cases are expected to involve error and misclassification in databases and scientific literature.
A "Rosetta Stone for graph algebras" refers to an overarching principle which would allow an understanding as to why there is such an extremely tight (but not perfect) relationship between various properties of Leavitt path algebras and graph C ∗ -algebras, as suggested by the examples given in this section.
A Facebook spokesperson noted that the new calls to action should make the ads more tailorable to apps beyond gaming (as suggested by the examples above).
As suggested by these examples, it is unsurprising that YHCHI's work has been distributed both as e-lit and as visual art.
The distinction between protein substrates that undergo degradation via ERAD or autophagy might not be as simple as suggested by the examples mentioned above, where soluble substrates are degraded by ERAD and insoluble substrates are degraded through autophagy.
34 If the assumption was not met, the model was run allowing for a step function for the time intervals around the median follow-up (5 years), as suggested by, for example, Ranstam et al. 35 This is indicated in the table 2 by separate HRs for 0 5 years and >5 years of follow-up.
In both GLM specifications, the link function and relationship between the mean and variance was determined as suggested by, for example, Manning and Mullahy [27] and Matsaganis et al. [8].
