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Then for each tax and benefit instrument, the model constructs corresponding assessment units, ascertains which are eligible for that instrument and determines the amount of benefit or tax liability for each member of the unit.
Until here, we had used constructs corresponding to isoform NFAT5a.
Cells were co-transfected with the luciferase reporter constructs, corresponding miRNA mimics, and Renilla luciferase construct by Lipofectamine 2000.
Another set of nine replicates was also performed with the constructs corresponding to the most extreme allele sizes, i.e. (CA 8 and (CA 15.
Shown in Figure 4B are CFP-ADNP constructs corresponding to full-length ADNP, the protein lacking the homeodomain [CFP-ADNP Δ741-846)] as well as the homeodomain alone [CFP-ADNP Δ741-846] asl containing the nuclear localization signal (NLS).
In order to determine whether further evolution could be used to generate CREs with progressively stronger expression, CRE-reporter constructs corresponding to the fittest organism from the 150th, 300th, and 500th generations of run number 3 (the same run from which syn3-G55 was derived) were synthesized.
An obsession with the mean point of the bell curve has sometimes led scientists to forget that the "average person" is a mathematical construct, corresponding to no actual human being.
They are especially useful for analyzing time-to-event data and constructing corresponding Bayes predictive distributions.
F is a partial Fourier matrix, which can be easily constructed corresponding to the pattern of SA.
We construct corresponding data series for Switzerland, which represents an interesting comparison country, especially as it was spared the mass destructions of the two world wars.
The docked structures were utilized to construct corresponding protein-aligned comparative molecular field analysis (CoMFA) models by employing probe-based (H+, OH, CH3) energy grids and genetic partial least squares (G/PLS) statistical analysis.
