The apparent absence of non-muscle phenotypes in flies and worms suggests that either actinin does not play an important role in such processes in these species, or that its absence can be compensated for to a significant extent by other proteins.
But so do a lot of other players who may well end up being compensated for losses that, to a significant extent, they brought on themselves by not doing the work they should have done.
The rationale for this reorganisation is to a significant extent the reorientation of academic research to the direct benefit of business – a policy recommended by Richard Lambert, now director general of the Confederation of British Industry, in a review for the Treasury in 2003 and summed up by Charles Clarke when he was education secretary as "harnessing knowledge to wealth creation".
Total cost were higher for males, but not to a significant extent (3792€ Vs. 2680€ over three months).
Although the identification of the characters as N-MORB, E-MORB and OIB is completely dependent upon the training data set for the LVQ, but to a significant extent this method is found to be successful in identifying the characters within the CIOB basalts.
The apparent retention calculation assumes that solids are not lost to a significant extent, for example, by leaching into the steep water, which is later discarded.
"As a private, non-profit institution that does not seek government funding for general operations, MoMA depends to a significant extent on earned revenue," the release states.
Given the relatively fast flow rate and the shallowness of the aquifers, it is unlikely that the well and spring water is supplied to a significant extent by, for example, fossil aquifers and paleowater.
It has been used for demonstrating that norepinephrine increases Psm to a significant extent [ 8, 13].
And to a significant extent, Radio Liberty, which for a long time was a journalistic organisation, has become a propaganda instrument," Babitsky claimed in an interview in Donetsk recently.
(In fact, even in countries like the United States that rely to a significant extent on market systems for the purchase of health insurance, individuals typically have little choice between health insurance plans with substantially different levels of coverage and cost).
