Science fiction writers have spent much effort conceiving societies that are neither perfect nor horrific but excitingly different, alien to human experience.
To do so, we approached the flower transcriptome with two sequencing efforts conceived for better understanding how and where differential gene expression occurs between both reproductive forms.
The effort was conceived in 2007 after a series of terrorist plots were uncovered in Birmingham.
"Just two and a half years ago, our financial system was on the brink of collapse and a bipartisan effort was conceived to stabilize the market," Tim Massad, the acting assistant secretary for financial stability, said on Wednesday.
Such an effort, properly conceived, would have put millions to work overhauling the nation's infrastructure, rebuilding our ports and transportation facilities to 21st-century standards, establishing a Manhattan Project-like quest for a brave new world of clean energy, and so on.
GP performed microarray analyses and PCR assays, collected information for annotations and drafted a first version of the manuscript, JMS oversaw the statistical analysis by Cyber-T, designed experiment II and led the annotation effort, CK conceived of the study, performed the annotation for experiment II and wrote the manuscript.
All of these efforts were conceived as system-wide overhauls.
The idea for a flashcard section and group to organize its efforts was conceived by members of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
S-HL gathered gene sequences and contributed to the specimen collection GC gathered most of the atp1 gene sequences for the study HBC surveyed the coxI intron distribution in parasitic and nonparasitic plants, and initiated the coxI sequencing efforts NY conceived of the study, contributed to the specimen collection and coxI intron survey, and helped initiate the sequencing efforts.
On the other hand, the effort to conceive a character as a filled-out person, with a lifetime of backstory and biographical details, becomes a submergence into another (albeit fictitious) life, an abnegation of a nearly monastic stringency.
