The fluorescent backlighting and color filters of an L.C.D. have always yielded a smaller triangle, although the difference continues to narrow, and some experts contend that it has disappeared.
There has been much historical interest in these factors, and although efforts have been made to profile patient T-cell repertoires after HSCT using spectratyping, they have always yielded an incomplete view [ 33].
Although studies concerning the function of H2A.Z in mammalian cells have always yielded results that seem difficult to reconcile, a growing body of evidence suggests that H2A.Z is present at gene promoters and that in an acetylated form, its presence correlates with gene expression [ 13, 14].
While Jozy Altidore is the frontrunner to see the bulk of the game action with Dempsey, that combination has not always yielded the best results.
So it's troubling that Mr. Tetlock's or Mr. Kahneman's work, if it is almost always treated respectfully, has not always yielded much change in practice in disciplines like political science and economics.
While debt relief, increased government development spending, a high GDP growth rate and rising foreign investment have helped reduced poverty in many areas, they have not always yielded similar dividends elsewhere.
However, when these genes have been initially expressed in seeds of transgenic Arabidopsis as well as oil crops, they have nearly always yielded seeds with much lower levels of the unusual fatty acid than in its host plant [ 9].
In a year when offbeat experiments with the hosts of major award shows haven't always yielded satisfying results, it's understandable that the organizers of the Tony Awards would turn to someone with experience to serve as their master of ceremonies.
Sadly, expenditures in public education haven't always yielded gains for our students or communities.
The effective use of design in order to improve manufacturability and yield has always been a competitive advantage for those who have tried it and will continue to be a vital component of IC design and manufacturing.
A significant increase in shoot biomass and seed yield has always been the dream of plant biologists who wish to dedicate their fundamental research to the benefit of mankind; the first green revolution about half a century ago represented a crucial step towards contemporary agriculture and the development of high-yield varieties of cereal grains.
