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In 2016, any private tech company where the last percentage points of growth have only been generated at the expense of profit will no longer be able to attract capital at a high valuation.

In 2016, any private tech company where the last percentage points of growth have only been generated at the expense of profit will no longer be able to attract capital at a high valuation.

To date, biosensor transgenic fish (TG fish) have only been generated in the zebrafish and medaka, and such technology has not been applied widely to other fish species.

A third possibility is a reduction in M.tb specific IFNγ and IL-2 producing T-cells [ 42, 47] due to isoniazid induced apoptosis [ 48] however, this data has only been generated in one animal study.

Of these techniques, blood-derived integration-free iPSCs have only been successfully generated by using the relatively efficient Sendai virus vector and episomal vector approaches.

In many taxa, the repeated evolution of a trait observed across species within a genus, such as winglessness in stick insects [ 52], Drosophila wing spots [ 53], or armor plate loss in freshwater sticklebacks [ 1], have not only been generated by similar selective pressures but also by ancestral developmental potentials [ 3, 54– 54].

Williams says banks have only been able to generate such extraordinary rewards by leveraging – making bets with borrowed money.

As a result, photovoltaic cells placed near hot objects have only been able to generate around 0.02 watts per square centimetre.

However, to date, SOP have only been described for retrovirally generated iPSC, and specific SOPs will need to be made for non-virally generated methods.

Thus while Nox2 is known to generate O2-, the ROS generated by Nox4 have only been convincingly demonstrated using detection systems specific to H2O2 [9,11–13].

Elizabeth Warren, Democratic senator, 65 The former Harvard law professor may have only been elected to the Senate two years ago but generates similar excitement among some Democrats as that other law academic turned novice senator, Barack Obama.