We note that "protein ID" numbers are used throughout this report to designate both the gene and the predicted protein, because these identifiers conveniently lead to the complete information in the T. virens genome website (see Methods).
Conveniently, standardization leads to zero mean and unit standard deviation over the genome (see Methods and Figures 1 2).
They had had success in seeding the federal courts with people who shared their ideological views, as well as in propagating an approach to understanding the Constitution that conveniently always led to conservative outcomes".
Conveniently, this room led out to the garden — so that if I concocted something that caught fire, or boiled over, or emitted noxious fumes, I could rush outside with it and fling it on the lawn.
These wavelets can process the boundary conveniently, and they lead to highly efficient computations in applications.
"You killed" could fairly be said to the filmmakers, who crafted a brilliant and compelling show that led, conveniently, to Durst being arrested days before the final episode.
Abbott accused Julia Gillard of being a liar by endlessly squawking her "there will be no carbon tax under a government I lead" quote, conveniently cutting off her repeated statements about carbon pricing.
The FCO – led by William Hague (conveniently, a published historian whose biography of the anti-slavery campaigner William Wilberforce was shortlisted for the Orwell Prize) – will surely want to tread carefully.
Conveniently, Warner's backup, Marc Bulger, who led the Rams to five straight victories in Warner's absence, sprained his right index finger against the Bears on Monday night, limiting his practice time.
But Al Jazeera English has been pulling the covers off, offering insight as to why Israel may have conveniently closed the borders in the lead up to this invasion.
