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Readers have therefore proved loyal despite the dramatic price increases over the past three years both in print and online.
They have therefore proved difficult to compare using conventional sequence analysis techniques, and functions remain to be elucidated for most of them.
Universities have therefore proven to become an integral part of a majority of national innovation systems (NIS).
In addition a number of randomised trials which have sought to assess the effectiveness of 23vPPV have been insufficiently powered to detect real benefits and have therefore proven inconclusive, particularly with respect to rare outcomes such as IPD [ 29].
It has therefore proved difficult to understand the stability and resilience of these benthic ecosystems after disturbance caused by the extraction of aggregates on an industrial scale.
If their thrift is poorly rewarded, they simply do more to reach their target.China's financial repression has therefore proved surprisingly sustainable (although restless depositors have sought higher returns from online funds and wealth-management products).
It has therefore proved challenging to detect them directly in the middle atmosphere and even harder to determine their composition.
The application of array-based comparative genomic hybridization (array-CGH) to the detection of haploinsufficiency in humans has therefore proved to be very useful for the identification, amongst other things, of developmentally critical, dosage-sensitive, genes.
Preliminary process evaluation results suggest that the original action planning process has therefore proved not to be feasible in co-implementation schools, although the more recent response from schools (in 2010) has been more encouraging and our perseverance with schools is beginning to bear fruit.
In combination with functional analyses, structural information on these enzymes has therefore proven to be a valuable template not only for understanding their mechanism of catalysis, but also for targeted interference with substrate binding.
