The list will be cut to 10 successful bids in the next six months, each of which will have to be zero-carbon as a whole and an "exemplar" in at least one area of environmental sustainability.
This article describes the development and adoption of the UK rehabilitation outcomes collaborative (UKROC) data set in one exemplar setting.
Other homology strategies might do as well PRIAM or better, such as searching for bi-directional best BLAST hit matches that link a known exemplar of enzyme function in one superkingdom to a homolog in another superkingdom.
In one exemplar, pathway Akt phosphorylates the proapoptotic proteins, such as forkhead box-O transcription factors (FoxO) and B-cell lymphoma 2 family members, thereby inhibiting neuronal apoptosis [ 41– 41].
An important consequence of both this redundant genetic inventory, and of the complexity of the communal LUCA population, is that its descendants, in any one of the three Domains, will have inherited only one of many of the genes that were present in more than one exemplar in the ancestral pool.
Most ancestral genome reconstruction methods rely on universal markers, that is, homologous families of DNA segments present in exactly one exemplar in every considered species.
Cif commenter Unexceptional, in one of the finest exemplars of British knitwear, dared to raise his head slowly to the sky and humbly ask: "Whither the well-dressed gent?" Whither indeed.
But in one way he had actually surpassed his exemplar.
It's rare to find genius in the wild and George Daniels was an exemplar of one man's dedication to a seemingly dying art.
In terms of judgement making, Heldsinger and Humphry (2013) found that with little training assessors using calibrated exemplars were able to efficiently judge 29 writing performances, one every three minutes, in one and half hours.
