Yeast, for instance, has a larger genome than syn3.0, but it has been harnessed by humans for millennia, is well understood, requires little upkeep, can be grown at scale, and is relatively easy to genetically modify.
Yet another person who buys animals to serve selfish human purposes is disappointed when the animals' lives actually require upkeep and the animals do not entertain sufficiently.
It, above all else, strikes me as a very human book. Apparently Bradys donating the proceeds towards the upkeep of his elderly mother Margaret.
That's right, there is a huge market for human hair, and for women with extensions and weaves, and it's expensive to upkeep.
There was a little security (and upkeep, at significant annual cost to the Greek government), but less interference or even human presence.
Now, much of the upkeep of the 150-year-old bridge has been mechanised, but it is the human stories that shine through in ACH Smith's enjoyably rickety play with songs, acted by a professional and community cast in another Brunel-designed landmark, the Passenger Shed.
As for the Greyfield Inn, it is meant to provide income for the upkeep of the old mansion and give travelers an insider's look at the natural and human history of this island.
Low-income areas may be associated with higher prevalence for a number of reasons, including variations in property upkeep, microhabitat conditions conducive to viral amplification in both vectors and hosts, host community composition, and human behavioral responses related to differences in education or political participation.
Results indicate that the Rete existence facilitates upkeep of 25−65% of the species total metabolic energy production as compared with the human-like configuration; thus making the Rete probably crucial for penguin thermal endurance.
Upkeep, however, was costly.
