Comparing TgTASL chromosome coordinates (Table 1) and their DNA strand location, it is clearly evident that these genomic elements have a defined orientation.
Certainly, gel elements have a defined pore size that limits access to the gel interior; in our experience, target molecules ranging from 20 150 nucleotides are preferred and lead to the most intense and uniform signal intensity within individual pads.
The scheme is different from straight work experience in that it has a defined training element, but Reilly says that it was only ever told that she was doing work experience and that her work at King's Heath branch of Poundland has been very unstructured.
Also, each element (anga) has a defined reckoning mode.
How you'll learn Some business courses will have a more defined vocational element to them, so you'll be working in a team to create a company and market a product before you've finished looking at your reading list.
A synthetic element can have a more defined spatial and temporal expression pattern suitable for driving transgene expression in a more tightly regulated fashion [ 5, 6].
Wellman (1985 , 1995 describes each right as having a "defining core" surrounded by "associated elements" which may be present or absent in a particular case.
"This was the first time I have done both programs clean, and I am very joyful it was at the Olympics". That achievement alone sets her apart from many of the sport's greats, especially because they had to do far fewer defined elements in a four-minute program that used to embody its title: free skate.
Territorial sovereignty has traditionally been seen as a defining element of state power and essential for nationhood.
Before I did that exercise, I never would have zeroed in on "performance" as a defining element of my identity.
HEAT-MOON: Destinations have a key element of defining travelers and tourists, so that tourists to — let's pick Arizona — those tourists are likely to head for the Grand Canyon, whereas a traveler in Arizona might light out for Willcox.
