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A quarter century later, the case of Lemon v. Kurtzman further defined this separation when it established the Lemon Test to determine if a law violates the establishment clause of the First Amendment.
As a first step toward understanding the molecular genetic processes underpinning sperm-transfer behavior and its regulation in C. elegans, and to establish a context to characterize sperm transfer mutants, we further defined this behavior.
We further defined this data set by determining the signal peaks within the nimARS regions and constrained the motif search to a 1 kb segment centered on each peak.
A review of conservation efforts in the Osa through the political ecology construct of bioregionalism provides an opportunity to further define this construct in the distinct context of neotropical forest conservation.
To further define this mechanism, we examined whether IRF3 was induced to translocate into the nucleus in SeV-infected IKKγ−/− deficient MEFs stably expressing IKKγ-WT or IKKγΔ.
To further define this regional difference in the phylogenetic relationship within the AAV population, we analysed a data set selected by excluding apparent recombinant sequences and redundant sequences.
Further studies of functional polymorphisms in HLA-G, classical HLA typing, as well as studies in populations with different patterns of LD within the MHC, will help further define this locus's contribution to MS risk.
Further analyses are needed to further define this interesting MITE-like-integron associated eleMITE-like-integron associated
Further research in this area requires multiple measures in relation to partners' SES (measured by education, employment, and income) to further define this relationship.
To further define this list, genes with altered expression greater than 1.5 fold present in more than 50% (4/7) of the cohort were selected for further analysis.
Following this stage, a rather compact callose stage is observed which is further defining this cell-cell boundary (Fig. 7 stage II; D, E).
