Roughness measurements reveal a dependence on CC6050WH tool wear.
Ms. Couric's exit may end advertisers' dependence on "Today," said Coleen Kuehn, the executive vice president and chief strategist for MPG.
While the jury is still out on the final outcome of the non-Y2K business, Allen points out that the companys dependence on millennium bug-related revenues is declining.
Therefore, we examined whether the promotion of invadopodium formation and ECM degradation by MYO10 exhibited a similar dependence on PtdIns 3,4,5 P3.
Agricultural production is constrained by an almost total dependence on erratic winter snows and spring rains for water; irrigation is primitive.
The I.R.S. says it can still process returns and send out refunds on time, but its dependence on the 1960's-era Assembler and Cobol computer languages makes it difficult to investigate and resolve taxpayers' problems.
Frailty is defined by Wells and colleagues as "a complex interplay of a person's assets and deficits, including health and illness, attitudes, practices, resources, and dependence on others" (2003a, 891).
The dissemination of the ETS monitoring studies results is very important especially for young people, because in the age group of 15 to 17 years, there are many persons who have a strong dependence on nicotine [14 16].
Therefore in S. meliloti, the lack of a functional fadD gene relieves the control that iron has over swarming as well as the dependence on rhizobactin 1021 for this surface motility.
His plan, he said in his address, would "put people back to work today and reduce our dependence on foreign oil tomorrow" through spending and tax incentives to double production of renewable energy; make government buildings more energy efficient; build and renovate roads, bridges and schools; and modernize health care technology.
