When tested in diazotrophic liquid batch cultures (Methods), strains 61305R and 66081(hupΔSL2) both proved fully proficient (able to grow on N2 as sole N-source; Nif+ phenotype), in comparison to Nif− strains 60107R nifA) and 60035R nifD), both deficient [14].
It was at the most vulnerable age for a bear, weaned off its mother but not fully proficient at hunting.
Under the law, all students were expected to become fully proficient in reading and math by 2014.
For those training in invasive cardiology, both the third year of the clinical fellowship and the fourth, separately accredited year in Interventional Cardiology are required to become fully proficient in angioplasty and other interventional techniques.
Students will enter the program in kindergarten, giving them the opportunity to learn Korean for seven years, a timeline that Apodaca said matches the research showing that it takes between five and 10 years to become fully proficient in another language.
In addition, an MG1655 derivative, harboring the chromosomal lexA1 [Ind-] allele, encoding a well characterized LexA protein resistant to the RecA stimulated LexA self-proteolysis, thus preventing the induction of the SOS response [ 33], was found to be fully proficient in swarming motility.
A fully proficient DDR cell activates a response to overcome the difficulties imposed by spontaneously arising and genotoxin-induced delayed or stalled DNA replication forks.
Teaching methods still need to be more learner-centred in order to maximize learning outcomes and more investment is required to ensure that all teachers are fully proficient in English, one of the official languages of the country.
In exchange, schools will not be declared failing if their students are not fully proficient by 2014, and they will be free to evaluate student progress using multiple measures, rather than just test scores.
Perhaps more critically, ASAP students with remedial needs are required to address these needs immediately and continuously until they become fully proficient.
