One example of a time-related feature is the humus content of the A horizon, which, for soils less than 10,000 years old, increases continually at a rate dependent on parent material, vegetation, and climate.
"I see the biotechnology industry as always struggling, always fighting for capital," said Kevin W. Sharer, the chief executive of Amgen, the biggest company in the field and one of the relatively few that are profitable and therefore not that dependent on continually raising money from investors.
Richard Edes Harrison amateur ornithologist, says birds fed continually at feeders get too dependent on it.
We show that coexpression networks are equally dynamic, continually rewiring in a condition dependent manner.
In the second example each subject's underlying value is dependent on pace, a continually changing quantity, and so only the second multivariate hierarchical Bayesian model (HB2) could be employed.
In some cases the telomeres are lost and the resulting chromosome ends continually shorten as the mutants continue to divide because these unprotected ends cannot induce checkpoint-dependent cell cycle arrest in the absence of Mec1.
Not only is our welfare system already extremely targeted, as a result of the increasing desire to continually "better target" it means those who remain dependent are almost exclusively the very needy.
It is well known that ORNs are continually replaced throughout life via apoptosis in a caspase-dependent mechanism [30].
"When I pray for my ministry," she said after class, "I thank God for patients who continually show me what it means to live a life dependent on God, and pray that I will learn from their example.
We conclude from these results that MCM, Cdc45, and PCNA maintenance on chromatin during S-phase is not dependent on the ability of CHO cells to continually transcribe new mRNA.
