Since SU HW) alone is not essential for demarcation of LAD borders, we suggest that SU HW) is redundant with one or more of its partner proteins, such as CP190 or Mod mdg4) [48], [48].
The proximon proposition constitutes an essential conceptual demarcation because the prediction of operons on the basis of gene co-direction and proximity is derived from empirical data using Escherichia coli K12 (7), and the extensibility of such a model to diverse and/or unique metagenomic taxa is currently unknown (8).
We therefore conclude that under the conditions and in the cell type tested, SU HW) is not essential for the demarcation of LAD borders, despite the clear enrichment of SU HW) binding sites at LAD borders.
On the other hand, if these claims are not true, might there be a line of demarcation, some essential content (even in the "soft sense"), which would render an enhanced existence past a certain point "distinctive," particular, beyond the human threshold?
Here, demarcation of territorial boundary is essential to distinguish and preserve the gardens integrity.
Accurate demarcation of species boundaries and their distributions is essential for understanding pest demography.
A bright-line rule requiring a clear publicly declared demarcation between official business and political or private business is essential.
Demarcation between long-term outcomes and impact of the programme is essential.
CT is an essential diagnostic requirement in a stroke center to exclude patients with intracerebral hemorrhage and extensive demarcation of ischemic infarction.
Kuhn's own demarcation criterion is the capability of puzzle-solving that he sees as an essential characteristic of normal science.
A chart is essential, so that you can locate buoys and channel markers as well as other points of demarcation.
