What an agonizing quandary: whether to be a high-powered ladder climber or an at-home parent with a full complement of support and resources.
With the mountains in the rearview mirror, Cavendish was afforded a full complement of support riders, including Wiggins, clad in the yellow jersey, and Christopher Froome, who is in second place over all.
Our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines deserve the full complement of Pentagon appointees to support them.
Plus, the Shield will support a full complement of non-game entertainment apps, including Netflix, HBO Go, Hulu Plus and more via Android.
Oocyte quality can therefore be defined as the ability of an oocyte to complete meiotic maturation and to provide the full complement of RNA, proteins and energy needed to support early embryogenesis prior to embryonic genome activation (Sirard et al., 2006).
Together with our previous findings using Cx43G60S/+ mutant mice [ 21], the results of the present study strongly support the conclusion that a full complement of Cx43 is not necessary for the synthesis of constitutive proteins of milk.
The major protein families known to be required for vesicle formation and fusion [ 9, 21] were present very early on in eukaryotic evolution [ 22- 24] and additional data support the presence of a full complement of membrane trafficking organelles [ 25, 26].
Completeness of data partitions with respect to full complement of taxa had a large affect on levels of support in phylogenetic analysis.
Johns Hopkins also will provide guidance on the design and development of Perdana University Hospital, a 600-bed teaching facility that will include a full complement of ambulatory care facilities, diagnostic capabilities and ancillary support services.
By contrast, LCLs (and some BL cell lines) support expression of the full complement of EBV latency-associated genes, i.e., the Latency III or Growth program.
