In addition to research and training contributions, successful centers will provide their home institutions with the means to implement organizational and professional changes that will make systems biology research an attractive career option for both established and entry-level investigators.
We therefore switched to a simpler method based on the Wiki concept where external users establish and edit entries using free text and a single-step registration procedure without any review by an editorial board (14).
Whether ongoing evolution is occurring within these populations or prior to their entry has not been established and is the subject of future research in our laboratory.
Then, we confirmed peptide membrane permeability and established optimal entry conditions.
The 'kafala' system is rooted in both law and custom and establishes that entry for the purposes of work requires a local sponsor.
The additional work for their nurses (obtaining guardian consent, data extraction) and possibly other concerns established an entry barrier that resulted in less than the 100 required participants; thus not all planned statistics could be calculated.
This was the end position (Diagram 2): If East had led a high club, declarer would have ruffed and used dummy's two heart entries to establish and cash a club.
The 2011 plan commits the two countries to "establish coordinated entry and exit systems at the common land border" and "exchange biographical information on the entry of travelers, including citizens, permanent residents, and third country nationals" whenever they cross one country into the other.
Wide receivers, take note: Toledo's Alonzo Russell has established the entry requirement for admission into the "catch of the year" debate during the 2013 college football season.
One possible reason is that women tend to overestimate their risk of breast cancer [ 27], and therefore many women who perceive themselves at high risk do not meet the established study entry criteria.
Under considerable pressure, the federal government accepted a restricted principle of entry by competitive open examination, and in 1883 the U.S. Civil Service Commission was established to control entry to office in the federal service.
