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Bauman also conclusively rejects the expansive "agency theory" of jurisdiction adopted by the Ninth Circuit.
A final part summarises the major conclusions which indicate conclusively that the polymer is irreversibly damaged in the decompression process adopted in the current study.
To conclusively test this possibility, the pan-neuronal driver 1407-GAL4 wadoptedtod to simultaneously express an HA tagged version of uas-Fra, uas-Robo or uas-RoboSD and an increasing amount of uas-Comm (Figure 7).
This approach was adopted because neither approach alone was considered sufficient to conclusively label a case as 'true UTI'true
Even if the literature is not conclusively in favor to an early approach to the tracheostomy, we have traditionally adopted this approach as standard of care mainly because the unit admits large numbers of neurocritical care patients (up to one-fourth in the control group), in whom incidence of VAP is high [38], and early tracheostomy may provide some benefits [39].
However, our data did not allow us to conclusively establish whether the Ctr4 Ctr5 copper-transporting complex assembled strictly as a trimer or whether it adopted a higher-ordered quaternary structure at the cell surface.
Here, we report the X-ray crystal structure determination of TbARG, conclusively demonstrating that this protein adopts the arginase fold.
The ability of non-biased studies to accurately detect specific differences within the proteomes of samples obtained from differentially treated individuals must be conclusively demonstrated before investigators will routinely adopt these methods as part of their experimental protocols.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02740.021 While the previous body of spin labeling data on MsbA establishes that ATP binding is the power stroke of transport (Dong et al., 2005; Zou and Mchaourab, 2009), we sought to conclusively investigate if the NBDs can adopt conformations besides the disengaged apo and the closed dimer stabilized by ATP binding or ADP-Vi trapping.
