These results demonstrated the broad capability of microorganisms from refinery sludge to metabolize distinct sugar sources.
These results agree with studies of tropical death assemblages and establish the broad capability of vertebrate remains to provide high-quality ecological data from disparate ecosystems and biomes.
This suggests that the translation process has broader capabilities for regulation than modification of mRNA steady state levels in this parasite.
The PyMT oncogene has a broad capability to establish a variety of tumor histologies and subtypes.
The drop in message traffic after the communication intercepts contrasts with what analysts describe as a far more muted impact on counterterrorism efforts from the disclosures by Mr. Snowden of the broad capabilities of N.S.A. surveillance programs.
Lastly, the use of chemical exchange and off-resonance techniques have been developed, adding another dimension to the broad capabilities of molecular MRI and offering the potential of multispectral imaging.
(Chinen) David Kikoski Trio (Tuesday) A pianist of broad experience and broader capability, David Kikoski works often at the Jazz Standard as a member of the Mingus Big Band.
(Chinen) David Kikoski Trio (Tuesday and Wednesday) A pianist of broad experience and broader capability, David Kikoski has worked often at the Jazz Standard as a member of the Mingus Big Band.
Syntactic preservation of NN genomes coding for the inclusion of these variables in NN models while allowing the full variability and broader search capability of SPBXO in the latter generations of evolution appears to be more powerful than using SPBXO or TBXO exclusively.
Despite this controversy, the Sargasso Sea dataset represented a ground-breaking metagenomic survey because of its sheer size and the novel functional diversity it revealed, especially in terms of the broader photosynthetic capability of oceanic microbes [3].
For example, Ishikawaella possessed more genes for the synthesis of amino acids and cofactors than Buchnera and Blochmannia (supplementary table S6 A and C, Supplementary Material online), which may indicate the broader nutritional capability of the extracellular symbiont than the endocellular symbionts and/or the younger coevolutionary history of the former than the latter.
