e.g., an uncharacterized gene predicted to affect DNA repair cannot have its precise role/purpose in DNA repair predicted, but rather can only be associated with previously characterized DNA repair phenotypes (e.g., non-homologous end joining, double-strand break repair, etc).
Every note has its own precise, dynamic role, its duration calculated to the millisecond.
The role an avatar plays in a local ecosystem is really where the concept of "ecological niche" has its most precise meaning.
This precise function has its human counterpart GTPase ERAL1 protein [ 36].
In land plants, the chloroplast rpl10 gene is located in the nucleus, and proteomic analysis of spinach chloroplast ribosomes has established its precise protein content [ 40].
In response to other questions, Mr. Arafat said he would not insist that a Palestinian state have as its precise borders the ones that Israel crossed in the 1967 war when it occupied the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Matt Thrower of Pocket Gamer noted how the PC-based MOBA genre has had issues adapting its precise controls to the mobile platform, but that Vainglory trimmed features in the right areas.
The control that Mr. Frühbeck and the players exerted along the way had its payoff in the vital, precise chordal figures that drive this closing section.
For all the praise Spain has received for its precise and graceful play, the players are hardened.
Although S100A6 overexpression in pancreatic and other cancers, including gastric (Yang et al, 2007), thyroid (Brown et al, 2006), breast (Cross et al, 2005) and colorectal (Komatsu et al, 2000) has been documented, its precise role in cancer is not known.
