Colleges like Harvard and Columbia, he said, were "very elite blue-blood, upper crust institutions," and "they just had a small potential pool of applications".
As spring wheat types have a small vernalization requirement, they always have a small potential FLN (6 9) and Pp responses occur as soon as the crop is competent to perceive Pp stimulus (Brooking et al., 1995).
14 15 It is possible that boys did not change their physical activity level as much as girls because of higher baseline values and, consequently, had a smaller potential for change.
Although patients with a pre-existing modified Rankin score of 2 or higher have a smaller potential benefit from thrombolytic therapy, because it is not possible that they will have an outcome after stroke that is better than their pre-existing disability, but still benefit from thrombolysis when compared with patients not treated.
However, it is not a given that the results would be better today, as medical innovations sometimes prove harmful 29 and as reducing risk factor thresholds means treating people at lower risk who have a smaller potential for benefit but the same risk of harm.
On the other side, miRNA still has a small diagnostic potential when independent of troponin, and test conduction requires too much time [ 21].
In its simplest form, the nonlinear device is composed of a Schottky diode which has a small built-in potential such that the low-power signal received by the tag is enough to make the diode operative.
Once Watson has a small number of potential solutions, it is able to check against its database to ascertain whether the solution makes sense.
R. oryzae also has a small arabinan-degrading potential with no GH51, GH54 or GH93 members, and only 2 arabinan-related GH43 members.
