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TOKYO — A United Nations fact-finding mission on Tuesday tentatively supported new stress tests devised to determine whether Japan's nuclear plants can withstand another emergency, throwing its weight behind a government push to restart reactors idled in the wake of the disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi plant after an earthquake and tsunami in March.
This assay was devised to determine whether incubating the toxin, free in solution, at low pH, would result in premature conformational changes that result in unfolding and inactivation (i.e., entry into an "off pathway").
It has been devised to determine aptitude for study in medicine, dentistry and other courses for health professionals.
Sooner or later, as the nation struggles to contain health care spending, we may need to devise measures to determine whether very high-priced drugs provide enough medical benefit to warrant paying the bill.
For example, as suggested by Richard Burian, it might be timely (i) to explore the variation in the rates of lateral transfer in different gene families, and (ii) to devise ways to determine whether there are differences in selection regimes when genes from a given family are embedded in viral or plasmidial genomes on the one hand, or in cellular genomes on the other hand.
Working with Mr. Field, Dr. Longrich devised three tests to determine whether the two animals could be younger and older versions of the same species.
Working at the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island, the two devised an experiment to determine whether DNA or its associated protein carried the genetic information for infection, growth and development.
On the basis of that conclusion, the court in Schempp devised a test to determine whether a given statute is in violation of the establishment clause: The test may be stated as follows: what are the purpose and the primary effect of the enactment?
