Similarly, when comparing stop codon frequency it is more appropriate to use G-content at such two-fold sites than genome-wide or four-fold synonymous GC-content.
What follows now is a first-hand account of the daily mechanisms of how media, in addition to furthering key messages to the public, exerts an influence over the content produced at such high profile events.
This in turn raises the question how nucleosome positioning and transcriptional activity are connected in Plasmodium species with lower AT-content, such as P. vivax (57.7% AT [ 42]).
Visitors (such as the actor Sam Neill, who was there when I stayed) who are content to laze at such a pace may have to stir themselves from the shade of a beach-front sofa or pool-side lounger, so beguilingly calm is the atmosphere.
Their readers are more likely to make the digital transition too, leaving newspapers no option but to embrace new forms of reporting – such as the live blog – and seed content at digital hubs, such as Facebook.
Comparison of estimated optimal with measured SOC contents in soils at such positions indicated that such soils could potentially store a surplus of 0.6 to 0.8 g kg− 1.
Our attention spans are so short, news and content fly at us at such an unrelenting pace, that we'll like forget about the Kendall ad by next week.
The Equal Access Act, passed by Congress in 1984, prohibits public secondary schools receiving federal funds -- that is, virtually all of them -- from discriminating against student clubs on the basis of the "religious, political, philosophical, or other content of the speech at such meetings".
Participants were also informed that looking at such content did not require being online, but could also imply watching sexually explicit material downloaded from the internet.
