The absorption at ∼2970 cm−1, which was assigned to traces of initiator (t-C4H9), disappeared after heating at 200 or 400°C for 10 h.
She had assigned reporters to trace incidences of violence in Alexandria and in a district of Cairo called Manial.
Quality scores were assigned to the sequence traces using PHRED [ 67]. EST assembly and annotation engines typically ignore quality scores, so we wrote a custom PERL script that uses lower- and upper-case letters to categorize basecalls into low (PHRED<20) and high (PHRED> = 20) quality bases, respectively.
When Tallow accidentally comes across the gun cache — a discovery that just means work and bother for the police — his superiors punish him by assigning him to trace all the weapons and solve all the cases.
To get a broader overview of the GO terms assigned to genes, the terms were traced back to the ancestral term at different levels in each of the gene ontology classes biological process, molecular function and cellular component.
For example, if the first activity record of a given drug was detected in 2005, the drug was assigned to the 2005 interval and traced during all subsequent years.
ToF-SIMS also revealed an incomplete conversion process limited by mass transport, which partitions the oxide into a converted outer part assigned to Li2O containing Cr traces and an unconverted inner part ascribed to Cr2O3 or lower Cr oxide containing Li.
As a measure of quality, we used a ratio of the total number of entries from workload trace not assigned to any periodic pattern to the total number of entries in a workload trace.
Finally, based on a high probability of elevated oxidative stress [ 35], three groups of critically ill patients (postoperative cardiac or respiratory failure after cardiac surgery, major trauma or severe subarachnoid haemorrhage) were randomly assigned to a combination of antioxidants (trace elements and vitamins) or placebo [ 36].
Priority is often assigned to Leibniz, but scholars have now traced the idea back to Duns Scotus and William of Ockham (Knuuttila 1993).
