"The American orthopaedic surgeons that I have spoken to can't understand why their British counterparts allow their patients to undergo the risk of death from their procedures".
Smaller states tend also to be more idiosyncratic than their larger and more heterogeneous counterparts, allowing for a localized pitch to be more effective.
Many e-commerce transactions would be simpler if such signatures were recognized as the legal equivalent of their ink-and-paper counterparts, allowing transactions to be completed online that now have to detour through fax machines or the mail.
Garanti Bank's online services easily rival its European counterparts, allowing online bill presentment and payment of any credit card or utility bill from a single page.
Furthermore, bimKARs can have significantly enhanced dynamic ranges over their unimolecular counterparts, allowing the elucidation of previously undetectable kinase activity dynamics.
Ether lipids are chemically distinct from their diacyl counterparts, allowing them to contribute unique structural characteristics to biological membranes, which affect such factors as membrane fluidity and membrane fusion.
More German divisions were committed to the battle that day, shattering several Soviet counterparts, allowing the Germans to press forward.
"Using a bespoke computer program, built around Sama's theory which enables the conversion of sound into pattern and vice versa, we translated these recordings into their geometric counterparts, allowing the music to take on its physical form," Westwood tells The Creators Project.
Devices based on these principles may even enable individuals with disabilities to outperform their able-bodied counterparts, allowing them to go further and faster with less effort.
Comparison between these in silico results and their in vivo counterparts allowed us to check whether the gene interactions were appropriately defined and weighted, thereby ensuring an accurate design of the regulatory network "circuitry".
