To assist the Faculty Fellow in the promotion of scholarship generally among the members of the chapter and promoting an atmosphere conducive for study within the chapter house.
This method is extremely conducive to studying and understanding the genomes of nonmodel organisms.
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As the neonatal brain is conducive for oligodendrocyte generation, our studies suggest that a new focus of neonatal research should be on evaluating whether antagonizing those signaling pathways that induce astrocyte differentiation might restore normal oligodendrogliogenesis.
This is conducive to quantitatively study iron deposition.
In conclusion, the PCR screening method employed in the present study was conducive for screening and selection of potential actinomycetes and predicting potential secondary metabolites, which could overcome the limitations of traditional activity screening models.
Finally, it was shown that the detailed structural analysis derived from the methodology used in the present study is conducive for estimating the degree of expandable layer transformation in natural soil samples while reconciling the specific behaviors of expandable and HI layers from natural soil with those described by laboratory experiments performed on monomineralic samples.
This indicates that the experimental conditions in this study were conducive for Nile tilapia survival in all treatments (Offem et al. 2009).
Examine which methods are conducive for customer relations.
