Students were expected to evidence their ability to critically evaluate the linkages between theory and practice in global health and digital studies (Table 3).
It is often the less wealthy or those newly wealthy but lacking in future focus who splurge on all the trappings of wealth to evidence their ability to do so (known as "aspirationals", people who want to be rich, act rich but aren't rich).
Although the RAR isotypes display overlapping functions as evidenced by their ability to modulate common target genes [ 30, 31], Husman et al. [ 32] described evidence of antagonism between RAR isotypes.
All of the men were fertile--as evidenced by their ability to conceive a pregnancy within the preceding 34 weeks.
Ingress, by the way, is not a failure; it's remarkable what Niantic has been able to accomplish with that group's core fans, as evidenced by their ability to launch Pokémon Go with such a full game world.
Two years after they left my class (I taught high school sophomores) my former students would still retain much of the information, as evidenced by their ability to "visit" my new class as seniors (some would pop in from the hallway when they heard the familiar song being sung) and join right in as if it they had learned it the day before.
Complimentary functions of Gli proteins are evidenced by their ability to rescue, at least in part, each other's KO phenotype [9], [11], [13], [19].
The lack of BiFC for TatC-Y1/TatC-Y2 was not attributable to instability or inactivity of the TatC fusions, or low production of TatC caused by its overexpression [47], because these chimeras formed functional translocases as evidenced by their ability to reverse the chain phenotype of ΔtatC cells (data not shown).
Both hAMSCs-H and hAMSCs-N remained multipotent when cultured in GBM CM as evidenced by their ability to differentiate into adipogenic, osteogenic, and chondrogenic lineages in vitro.
Awareness has additionally been raised by the finding that MSCs display immunomodulatory properties in vitro, as evidenced by their ability to inhibit T-cell proliferation.
