We define motives as the reasons why private partners enter partnerships with a public partner.
But press these officials and they almost always define motives in terms of capabilities--if Palestinians can hurt us, they will want to.
Multiple sequence alignment of a large number of mammalian PSGL-1 sequences is necessary to examine these points and define motives associated with the core-2 O-glycosylation of the N-terminal threonine, homologous to Thr-57 on human PSGL-1.
"The idea that something will emerge that transforms into something big, in the same manner as game consoles, is the defining motive of the Nintendo business," he told the Nikkei.
For this study, quite a lot and very much were defined as "important" motives (a lot), and not at all and slightly as "not important" motives (hardly at all).
Three main routes to studying dentistry were found - defined by students' motives for, and routes taken to studying dentistry and in terms of time elapsed between their previous and present degree.
The program searches for defined k-mers (motives), one from each sequence, within the set of sequences allowing for nucleotide substitutions within the k-mers depending on the phylogenetic relation, i.e. more closely related species are expected to share more similarity.
Whether it's a launch date, level of traction, sales quota or hiring objective, teams perform better with well-defined motives.
But many of the emerging science and technology efforts we are funding, such as exploring the microbiome or artificial intelligence, are simply about exploring hard questions without pre-defined motives around their potential usage.
The routes were defined by their motive for, and route taken to studying dentistry and in terms of time elapsed between their previous and present degree.
And while I welcome criticism of my work, I object to being defined; if false ideas, motives or deeds are attributed to me, I bristle.
