It was Mane, 22, who put Morgan Schneiderlin through just before the break for the best chance of the half, with the Frenchman's low effort a fraction wide.
A series of speed humps and tight corners in the closing stages contributed to a scrappy finale but the faster-finishing Boeckmans timed his effort a fraction too late as Arndt held on to win by the width of a bike tyre.
As more genomic information is created through on-going sequencing efforts, larger fractions of the E. coli interactome become accessible for EVcomplex (right).
As efforts often mirror compensation, this leadership role might ideally be a funded effort as a fraction of a full-time employee (FTE).
Using a spatially explicit bioeconomic model, we quantify how the management scale affects optimal fishery profit, biomass, fishery effort, and the fraction of habitat in marine reserves.
The desired labor increases with μ because μ is the reward the worker receives for exerting effort; the remaining fraction (1-μ) of the results of effort goes to the social insurance system.
In 1898, after three years' effort, only a fraction of what was required had been promised.
According to Republicans, that constituted ramming Obamacare down America's throat, whereas their own harried effort in a fraction of the time with nowhere near the public transparency is fine and normal.
GBS and similar techniques such as RAD-Seq [ 6] are reduced representation approaches that use restriction enzymes to target the sequencing effort to a fraction of the genome.
The $1.9 billion plan currently proposed to finance Louisiana's restoration efforts is a fraction of what experts say is necessary for effective restoration programs.
Perhaps you are more likely to play something all the way through if taking it off and putting something else on involves at least a fraction more effort than pressing your finger on a screen.
