This loss of signal leads to an apparent diminishing of technical biases (e.g. if all signal were lost then we would cease to observe the diminishment of signal as target locations become more 5' along the gene), which should not be mistaken for a benefit.
It features a turning-point: the moment at which a monitor, wanting not only a just but also a benign result, ceases to observe and begins to intervene.
"You could say that the Bauhaus was more famous after it ceased to exist," observes Barry Bergdoll, chief curator of the architecture and design departments of the Museum of Modern Art and co-curator of MoMA's encyclopedic Bauhaus 1919-1933: Workshops for Modernity.
A recent study analyzed populations of yeast old mother cells, in which more than ∼ 85% of cells ceased to divide, and observed many genomic rearrangements accompanying aging, including mitochondrial DNA transfer to the nuclear genome, translocations, and retrotranspositions (Hu et al., 2014).
In setting rates for particular occupations or industries relatively to others, arbitrators must in practice have regard to what is acceptable to the parties; for even where arbitration is compulsory, its awards would cease to be observed if either party had cause to believe that the terms of the awards were persistently less favourable than it could obtain by its own bargaining power.
In order to determine the specific local time when such irregularities begin to be detected in the morning and cease to be observed in the afternoon, we have performed the present study based on radar measurements that were carried out at the JRO.
Firstly, a reduced stiffness was observed when plastic deformation ceased to be fully contained, which, depending on the loading conditions, occurred at an engineering strain of about 5 10%.
In the Western world, we ceased long ago to observe lunar months, except for the calculation of some rather arcane religious festivals.
After that trip, a prosecutor later observed, "Sister Ping, at least on paper, ceased to exist".
