Clearly, in larger gene families, more tandem duplications could in principle be observed by chance, resulting in a higher expected value.
Surface imprinting, e.g., into a polyurethane matrix, leads to the respective surface cavities, as can be seen in Figure 2. It shows the AFM image of the polyurethane, where template cavities of E. coli (W strain) can be clearly identified, thus in principle, confirming the validity of the templating approach.
Clearly it is, in principle, possible to incorporate into this cellular level TK model both the oxidative and reductive mechanisms as individual pathways.
But Americans have always found it easier to co-opt his views on racial equality - in principle although clearly not in practice - than they ever have his take on US imperialism.
The OFT believes that it does and is seeking to establish this legal principle clearly in the high court".
The rest of the church sees clearly that this would be wrong in principle, and hugely damaging to the reputation of Christianity.
In the early stages of its emergence in logical AI, many researchers seem to have thought of nonmonotonic reasoning as a general method for reasoning about uncertainty; but by the end of the 1980s, implementations of fully quantitative probabilistic reasoning were not only possible in principle, but were clearly preferable in many sorts of applications to methods involving nonmonotonic logic.
Ubiquitination assays run for up to 18 h clearly show that HOIL-1L is, in principle, capable of forming high molecular weight ubiquitin chains, but that the rate of chain formation is very slow.
Although asialo-EPO is clearly tissue protective, it is still, in principle, able to activate the EPOR and, hence, continuous/multiple administrations of asialo-EPO may still have an impact on the bone marrow and erythropoiesis.
'The Big Beat Manifesto' was clearly a principle tenet in how Jeremy and Super Hans approached their musical careers, what it did not seem to include though was any stance on the copyright of friends' future relatives.
