The influence of such deviation on mechanical properties of EHEAs is important for industrial production, which constitutes the topic of the current work.
From a macroevolutionary perspective, synapomorphies are important because they constitute the evidence for common ancestry, associated monophyletic groupings, and thus the historical relationships depicted in cladograms.
Identifying bacterial pathogens in natural hosts is important because they constitute potential reservoirs for zoonotic transmission (5 ).
Some powerful journalism was devoted to exposing the role of "blood diamonds" in particular, and it proved especially important -- for they constituted the conflict's booty and the main currency of Taylor's corruption.
This article briefly describes what a safety management system is, why it is important for an organization, what it constitutes, how it can be conceptualized, and what is the historical context of such systems.
Norman: Given this has long been a key public policy issue, it is important for students to examine what constitutes "criminological knowledge" with a critical assessment of past, current and future directions of criminology.
These two areas are important for experimental science, but they constitute general principles, so that in themselves and without experiment, they do not provide access to minute, detailed experiments.
Selective inhibition of mPGES-1 will allow for intact baseline PGE2 production as well as intact production of other PG important for muscle regeneration and, ultimately, constitute a more preferable anti-inflammatory treatment than the currently used systemic GCs.
Positioned nucleosomes are important for the hypothesis that nucleosomes constitute a signaling module, because gross movements of modified nucleosomes along the chromatin fibers may lead to a loss of coherence between the modifications and the genomic features and/or functions.
