To make the procedure practical, a toolkit has been developed which allows, in a reasonable computation time, to build and select well characterised experimental supersaturated designs for a given run and factor numbers.
In this triple photochemical domino process, intermediates 2 and 3 are thermally stable and can thus be characterised by X-ray crystallography, which allows the elucidation of the otherwise putative domino process.
Due to different environmental conditions, several stages of cooperativity have been conserved, which allow to characterise the progress of trpA – trpB coevolution based on gene expression and on functional cooperativity.
There are no common coding SNPs in the RB1 gene and since the regulatory SNPs have not yet been characterised we chose the indirect approach, which allows detection of association between a particular genomic region and the disease, whether or not the SNPs themselves have a functional effect (Gabriel et al, 2002; Cardon and Abecasis, 2003; Zondervan and Cardon, 2004).
Textile reinforcements are characterised by a hierarchy of structure, which allows a general structural approach to their behaviour and their use in composite processing.
Sloan data is also behind the Google Sky service, which allows users to scan the heavens in the same way as scanning their local streets, and the Galaxy Zoo project, which has allowed astronomy enthusiasts to characterise galaxies from their own computers.
It is also straightforward to calculate the fixation probability P (m = 0 ), which allows us to characterise all heteroplasmy distributions that arise from the bottlenecking process, even when highly skewed (see 'Materials and methods' and Appendix 1).
In the words of the Urban Dictionary, they are an undergarment characterised by "a 'Y' shaped penis-flap at the front, which allows easy access for BJs or golden showers".
In summary, H. pylori KatA uses a not previously characterised bacterial binding site on the Vn-molecule, which allows a high affinity interaction.
Until last week, that indifference allowed Cameron's Government to remain remarkably unscathed by its attitude toward desperate refugees, which could be characterised as a classic exercise in Nimbyism.
