A little unexpectedly, we found that both the trimeric and dimeric enzymes of E. coli, RecBCDEc and RecBCEc (lacking RecD), were competent not only to protect the ΔrecCBD strain of P. syringae from UV and MMC treatment, but also in supporting the growth of the mutant at low temperature, suggesting that both RecBCDEc and RecBCEc complexes retain functional activity at 4°C.
The empirical evidence that children are generally competent not only to assent, but even to give consent from the age of 12 contradicts these regulations and theories.
The fungus appears to be responsive to light (competent) only after 16 h of growth (Gressel and Galun, 1967).
In the New History, the ideal became agreement rather than well-judged action, so men learned to be competent only in those modes which embraced the possibility of agreement.
Frank Rich ("The Faith-Based President Defrocked," column, Oct. 9) continues to build a case against George W. Bush as competent only as a dispenser of hollow propaganda.
(Mother, 34, EU, Professional University, Opposed) Other parents reported that one can perceive himself or herself as competent only when holding accurate information on the MMR vaccination and on the likelihood to catch the disease.
Consequently, his initial impression of the New York Dolls was that of a humorous live act who were technically competent only by the standards of other unsophisticated New York bands, even though he found Johansen and Thunders to be interesting as performers.
While many organisms are competent only under certain environmental conditions, such as starvation, H. pylori is competent throughout logarithmic growth.
Having the baddies appear competent with bows and arrows only to hear them descend into bickering moments later was also a nice touch.
In the violin's conventional range, any competent concert artist is expected not only to sound pitches but also to control attack, dynamics and expression.
