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On a more business-oriented level, three aspects illustrate this technological potential: First, business processes may be digitalized, which means that manual processes in R&D, production or decision making are increased in efficiency and quality, either by full or partial automation.

The many visible symptoms of injury caused by full or partial submergence include an initial phase of fast elongation by one or more leaves accompanied by yellowing of old leaves, and slow growth in the dry mass of roots and shoots (Jackson and Ram 2003; Kato et al. 2014; Sarkar and Bhattacharjee 2012).

Genotypes were firstly determined by restriction fragment length polymorphism, and then confirmed by full or partial genome nucleotide sequencing.

We further show that genomic and non-genomic actions of the ERα regulatory network are differentially influenced by full or partial antagonist/agonist activities of OHT and endoxifen.

In the majority of cases (80% 90%), the disease at onset is characterized by a relapsing-remitting course, in which episodes of acute relapse, followed by full or partial recovery, are separated by periods of remission.

In bibliographical texts he may be referenced by his full or partial name.

Indeed, it has been a common practice to generate commercial transgenic plants resistant to viruses by inserting full or partial viral genes into the genome of the plants of agronomic interest (reviewed in Kundu and Mandal [2001]); these transgenic plants can be considered as artificial cases of NIRVs.

Table  5 displays a bivariate analysis of the US adult population by edentulism status (full or partial) and geographic locale by SES, health service deficits, smoking status, and PHQ-8 depression.

3. Search for the name of the teacher you want to add by typing a full or partial name (last name, first name) in the name field.

All expression constructs described below were generated by inserting a full or partial coding sequence of Eph or Dishevelled genes with five glycine linker into Bra>PsBlSlBaMycNt immediately upstream of the Myc-tag sequence.

Clusters may be generated ab-initio or by using known full or partial cDNA sequences to "seed" the clustering.