Indeed, the experimental tests can provide an efficient contribution to the calibration and interpretation of the numerical models.
Afghanistan's economic development will require very long-term capacity building work, and India has the ability to make a key, and very efficient, contribution for many years to come.
For instrumentalists, whether pure or side-constrained, it is a contingent, empirical issue whether the criminal law is an appropriate institution: it is appropriate if and because it does, as a matter of contingent fact, make an efficient contribution to whatever ends we posited for the state.
But considerations of their child's feelings, among other things, will lead most parents to prefer the less efficient contribution.[33] Nothing in the Sperber and Wilson theory, furthermore, accounts for why a speaker would say "Some athletes smoke" and implicate "Not all do" rather than vice versa.
Measuring total uptake was time-consuming and considering the results obtained it does not appear to be an efficient contribution.
The p27 null/2F-OK AP+ colonies were confirmed to be bona fide iPSCs based on their expression of endogenous pluripotency genes (Nanog, Sox2, and Oct4; Figure S1B), production of teratomas, and efficient contribution to chimeric mice.
For example, Sall4 is an Oct3/4-target gene (Chen et al., 2008; Sakaki-Yumoto et al., 2006; Tsubooka et al., 2009) and was hypomethylated in the porcine iPSC line exhibiting both a high pluripotency score and efficient contribution to ICM.
In this study, we focused on the DNA methylation profile of the 36-gene set derived from EShypo-T-DMRs and established a new index for evaluation of porcine iPSCs correlating with their efficient contribution to the ICM of blastocysts.
The length of ω-hydroxy long chain fatty acids is critical for an efficient contribution of ceramides to the barrier (Cameron et al, 2007; Li et al, 2007; Westerberg et al, 2004).
