This is consistent with previous microarray data obtained (Gill SS, data not published), where high doses of toxin generated a widespread repression of genes while an LD50 or lower showed a general profile favoring positive differential expression.
The failure of the sanctions with respect to both goals generated a widespread belief that such measures do not work.
In the 19th century, the social disorientation caused by industrialization and war generated a widespread desire for spiritual renewal in much of Europe.
The organizers hoped the event would generate a widespread response that would persuade global powers to pressure Bashar al-Assad's government and its Russian allies to stop bombarding civilian areas in rebel-held Aleppo, Syria's largest city and a place of vital strategic importance to opposition forces and the government alike.
Notably, ER-TR7 antibody generated a widespread staining pattern, almost inverse to the CD55+ network, in the synovial sublining.
An alternative explanation would be recent duplication of copies within species, but this would be unlikely to generate a widespread pattern of recent divergence between similar copies across classes, unless a similar event had happened independently in all four species.
Active play has been acknowledged as the 'informal curriculum' [ 19] to facilitate children's learning and development, generating a widespread international pursuit to improve school playgrounds to optimise children's play [ 20].
This view has generated a widespread preference for anther culture over embryo culture for both micropropagation and for the generation of doubled haploid progenies, widely used in both breeding and genetic analysis.
According to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center/NOAA/NWS, the quake is not likely to generate a "destructive widespread tsunami threat".
The number of patients who sustained a type C distal humerus fracture was low, and even in the context of an aging population, may not generate a substantial widespread rise in the demand for TER (Robinson et al. 2003).
