This cut-off was derived because it is the mid-point between 10 and 100 on a logarithmic scale and was selected arbitrarily to increase the precision of quantification of relatively low concentrations of acid-fast bacilli.
First, the "mammalian" pituitary type GnRH receptor, which is the sole GnRH receptor in humans and previously presumed to be highly derived because it lacks the cytoplasmic C-terminal domain typical of most G-protein coupled receptors, is actually an ancient gene that originated in the common ancestor of jawed vertebrates (Gnathostomata).
synapomorphy -- A character which is derived, and because it is shared by the taxa under consideration, is used to infer common ancestry.
The benefit that your Honour has derived, because you helped, uplifted, and maintained a poor human like me, is that your prosperity has increased.
HC gp-39 is of relevance, in the context of RA, because peptides derived from it are stimulatory for T cells derived from some patients.
There's no military solution to Iran". Most of these positions, he insists, are experientially derived: it's because he was in the military that he knows the limits of kinetic intervention, and it's because he and some of his kids went to community college that he thinks that it's a powerful gateway.
Even though the EMT6 cell line is tumor-derived, because it has proven stable and exhibits reliable behaviors, for the purposes of this research, we can treat EMT6 cells as being in a healthy, not diseased state.
However, the novel PRL2 in teleost fish was not derived from FSGD because it shows an orthologous relationship with the shark and tetrapod PRL2.
This oral dose was empirically derived and chosen because it elicited a maximal uterotrophic response in both species while showing no acute toxic effects.
For the remaining case – completely diverging futures as was and is the case in some new and emerging technologies such as nanotechnology and human enhancement – it seems impossible to derive some orientation because it is logically impossible to derive any sensible output from contradicting or arbitrary inputs.
The little despotism he installed inside the four walls of his home mattered only because it derived its authority from the whole towering, mahogany-colored, tobacco-smelling, reasonable edifice of male superiority in the world outside.
