These four principles, in conjunction, accomplish what is essential to any retailer's survival: They place the customer at the center of the brand's purpose.
Furthermore, if such economic information is to conform to the standards of evidence used for clinical efficacy and remain free of systematic bias, it is essential that data are collected prospectively, in conjunction with RCTs, whenever possible.
Antibody-mediated triggering of CD40 on B cells, in conjunction with B-cell receptor stimulation, induces B-cell proliferation and is essential for germinal center formation and isotype switching.
For the hydrodynamic characterisation of reactors handling aqueous liquids, especially in conjunction with the validation of numerical simulations, data with high temporal resolution is essential.
It has previously been demonstrated that p16Ink4a accumulates in conjunction with p38 activation in ras-induced senescent cells, and that this accumulation is essential for senescence.
However, radiological imaging revealed the intricate internal morphology and conjunction of organs, such as the heart and liver in this specific type, which is essential to understand the pathogenesis of conjoined twinning.
This gradient, in conjunction with the water channel protein, aquaporin, drive the hydration of the oocyte which is essential for the production of pelagophil buoyant eggs.
The OMP LptD, in conjunction with the lipoprotein LptE, inserts LPS into the outer leaflet of the OM and is essential in most Gram-negative bacteria [ 38 ].
The absence of luciferase expression under such a regime (Fig. 5b), in conjunction with the results obtained upon UV-irradiation of the virus, indicated that viral gene expression is essential for luciferase expression.
The C. elegans KASH domain protein KDP-1, in conjunction with SUN-1, regulates cell-cycle progression in the germline and in early embryos, and is essential for viability and development (McGee et al. 2009).
