In each case, the backbone of the fatty acid elongation pathway can be identified.
Thus it is immaterial that the FBI's slight involvement in the Lindbergh kidnapping case becomes the backbone of the memoir that Hoover is dictating in the film, or that Alvin Karpis, a gangster, was, if truth be told, arrested by someone other than Hoover.
If Mr. Skelos, a Republican, and Mr. Silver, a Democrat, are retried by federal authorities — as they have indicated — the cases may form the backbone of a Murderers' Row of corruption trials next year.
Harvard case studies form the backbone of its M.B.A. program.
Similar to other use cases, the edge will become the backbone of smart cities.
Osiel ended up in Ohio by following a generation of indigenous Guatemalans, who have been the backbone of Case Farms' workforce since 1989, when a manager drove a van down to the orange groves and tomato fields around Indiantown, Florida, and came back with the company's first load of Mayan refugees.
In such a case, we could assume that the backbone of carbon atoms formed a linear zigzag chain, along with its, one-dimensional topology, similar to the diamond molecular chains.
In this case, the backbone atoms of Phe and Glu underwent a similar shift to that observed in the structure of the G89P variant.
Those reports form the backbone of the cases against the banks.
This month sees the 10th anniversary of the September dossier, which formed the backbone of the case for the Iraq war.
