After conducting a closer study of 4 YUCCA genes that are mainly expressed in flowers [ 40], YUCCA 1 and YUCCA 4 were downregulated by drought stress and RDR6 mutation and YUCCA 2 and YUCCA 6 were downregulated by RDR6 mutation (Supplemental Figure 4(b)).
The investigation by state authorities began after officials at Met Council received an anonymous letter indicating improprieties with insurance payments and the agency's board hired a law firm to conduct a close review of the organization's finances, according to a person briefed on the review.
2007 | Lawyers, Guns and Meaning: Students conduct a close reading of the Second Amendment to the Constitution and engage in a "fish bowl" discussion about how best to interpret the text as well as write a letter to the editor expressing their views.
Students will conduct a close read of newspaper articles on the traffic issues that Charleston residents face, specifically in the Clements Ferry corridor.
In June 2004, it had conducted a close flyby of Phoebe, sending back high-resolution images and data.
In addition, Rhoads' superior at the Rockefeller Project had conducted a close investigation of the 13 patients who died under Rhoads's tenure, but found no evidence of wrongdoing.
"[W]e conducted a close review of the content and agree that our language in that caption did not adequately convey that Africans were both forced into migration and to labor against their will as slaves," McGraw-Hill posted on their Facebook page on Friday.
The lead researcher conducted a close reading of each transcript individually and coded them for basic important themes that emerged from the interviews.
Astronauts will conduct a closer examination on Sunday, using a laser tool attached to the shuttle's robotic arm to measure its exact shape.
So if you sign a new power of attorney in New York even a limited power given to your real estate lawyer to conduct a closing in your absence, or to your son to handle your brokerage account that automatically revokes any old powers, even the broader power you might have given to your spouse when you signed your will and other estate planning documents.
