These models generally focused on a part of the cell cycle engine, but some are more general and they give an exhaustive, even though simplified, view of the entire cell cycle process.
Though an exhaustive search (exhaustively chronicled in these pages) was conducted, and suspicion quickly fell on the child's parents, no one has yet been convicted (Mr Schiller hints that squabbling between the DA's office and the police is to blame).
At times, though, his exhaustive surveying of others' research can become tedious -- as if he feels the need to show he's done his homework.
This review article provides a general, though not exhaustive, overview of the application of computational techniques to the science of comminution.
This argument falls within the mainstream of most stories tracing the origins of Somali piracy but though not exhaustive as many other strands have since emerged.
With such a structure, this chapter is intended to provide a comprehensive, though not exhaustive, overview of nerve tissue engineering, which might be useful to students, researchers, clinicians, and biomedical entrepreneurs.
On limitations, the predefined sample in our study was not exhaustive by trust type, though sufficiently diverse (table 1).
In summary, though not exhaustive in its approach, this study indicates that a reliable IgG quantitative ELISA can be useful for vaccine studies in goats.
I also recommend Sarah Raven's exhaustive Garden Cookbook, though her addictive deep-fried parsley is probably not one for the health police (good with a sherry, though).
The judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson of United States District Court, sided with the government on the most important points in its exhaustive antitrust suit, though he surprised lawyers on both sides by ruling for Microsoft in one area.
However, the oxygen/carbohydrate utilization ratio fell from approximately 5.7 to 5.9 during rest to as low as 1.7 during exhaustive exercise even though oxygen supply was not limiting (Dalsgaard, 2006; Quistorff et al., 2008; Volianitis et al., 2008).
