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Conversely, viable transgenic 35S::SRF1andnd 35S::SRF8 plants, that also expressed the transgene, were isolated.
Conversely, viable therapies are more likely to target specific ADAR substrates.
Conversely, viable cells could be found in M, which did not demonstrate self-renewal and long-term proliferation in SF media with the current protocol (Piccirillo et al, 2009b; Fael Al-Mayhani et al, 2009).
Conversely, false viable predictions can help detect missing essential biomass components, genes falsely annotated as encoding isozymes or reactions that were wrongly assigned or are inactive in the experimental conditions (Duarte et al., 2004; Joyce et al., 2006).
Conversely, without a viable belief system to help them make sense of current adversities and confer meaning to daily struggles and sacrifices, the individual may become lost to bitter internal ramblings that lead to cynicism and doubt – conditions that are corrosive to individual and family resilience.
Those embryos rated lowest or a Grade 4, conversely, have few, if any, viable developing cells and a high level of fragmentation--more than 50%.
Conversely, GSK-3α knockout (KO) animals are viable and fertile and exhibit enhanced insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance, accompanied by elevated hepatic glycogen deposition [11].
Conversely, scenarios where coal power generation is less viable have greater production from wind, affecting specific habitat types where those production techniques are favorable (e.g., Temperate Conifer Forests).
Conversely, at MOI = 25 the number of viable intracellular staphylococci decreased gradually between day 1 and day 5 by approximately five orders of magnitude compared to day 0 (Fig. 3A).
Conversely, we show here that CAG/− cells are viable at 40% of RPE levels (80 nucleosomes).
Conversely, a much higher fraction (68%) of the viable spores produced by the K1 K2 R3/K1 K2 K3 diploid, which is heterozygous for most of chromosome 3, were aneuploid.
