Importantly, in the face of impending pandemic, cloning, transfection, and stable cell line generation can be done within 2 3 weeks.
Importantly, in the face of the diagnosis and subsequent lack of information, parents/caregivers may turn to other sources of information that may or may not be externally monitored for accuracy (e.g., internet).
More importantly, it flew in the face of public perception that the vote in Florida and in the country as a whole was so close that recounts (provided under Florida law) were a legitimate way of settling the outcome.
Miraculously, though, she keeps it from going off the rails, maintaining poise and, importantly, a grin in the face of shuddering horror.
And perhaps more importantly, we now know, in the face of future threats to science funding, exactly how powerful we can be when we pull together to make our voices heard.
Most importantly, he did this in the face of the fact that the application vendors (i.e., People Soft, SAP, etc). who "pulled" through his product would now see Oracle as a competitor with an unfair advantage instead of as an enabler.
More importantly, Bourdain isn't timid in the face of difficult questions or uncomfortable truths.
Rather, it is looking at how leaders function and more importantly how they are perceived in the face of adversity.
I learnt how to develop alternative approaches — how to make a plan B. Most importantly, I learnt persistence and resilience in the face of discouragement.
Finally, and most importantly, their cluster algorithm is robust in the face of topological changes caused by node motion.
Thisshould cover how to approach students who are struggling with mental health issues, how to advise students seeking non-academic careers and, most importantly, how to encourage students to persist in the face of the inevitable string of failed hypotheses and experiments that they will confront as a scientist.
