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From our initial data analysis the Project Advisory Group raised concerns that our sample may have been biased towards families who self-selected on the basis of their active participation in physical activity.

By comparing 150 HTS campaigns run at Novartis over the past decade on the basis of their active and inactive chemical matter, we highlight the opportunities and challenges associated with cross-project learning in drug discovery.

Six disinfectant types, including aldehydes, halogens, quaternary ammonium compound, phenolics, and alkalines, were selected on the basis of their active ingredients (Table  1).

Throughout our discussion, we adopt the naming scheme of Nandakumar and co-workers, naming the nicked strands on the basis of their active site ends (i.e., the 5′-PO4 strand and the 3′-OH strand) (13).

Membership consists of African Members and Associate Members selected by the Director-General on the basis of their active interest in inland fishery development in Africa and of their potential contribution to the effective discharge of the functions of the Committee.

It states that the right to development is a "comprehensive economic, social cultural and political process which aims at the constant improvement of the well-being of the entire population and of all individuals on the basis of their active, free and meaningful participation in development and in the fair distribution in the benefits resulting therefrom" (58).

The enzymes are divided into two classes on the basis of the architectures of their active sites.

Three different types of hydrogenase can be distinguished on the basis of the metal content of their active site, namely, [NiFe]-hydrogenase, [FeFe]-hydrogenase, and [Fe]-hydrogenase.

Next, we studied whether interneurons fall into physiological (P) classes on the basis of their passive and active membrane properties (Fig. 4).

Other "dialects" also are fighting for "language" status on the basis of their written traditions or the active promotion of their use in writing.

E2F1-6 all possess one E2F-TDP domain, and E2F1, E2F2, and E2F3 are generally considered as the 'active E2Fs' on the basis of their ability to potently activate transcription.