This primer consisted of the primers α3'-SQ1a to α3'-SQ1e minequallyquamountsounts (0.06 μM each): α3'-SQ1a 5'-CTC TGCAACAATATCCAT-3'-CTCAGCAACAATATCCAT-3ACAATATCCAT-3'; α3'-SQ1c 5'-CTCAG GAACAATATCCAT-3'-CTCAGCA1d 5'-CTCAGCA GCAATATCCAT-3'; α3'-SQ1e 5'-CTCA ACAACAATATCCAT-3'.
The sensible thought here is that the benefits that economic and social cooperation yield should go in equal amounts to equally responsible and ambitious individuals regardless of the social contingencies and natural chance factors that enable some to succeed more than others in competitive social life.
From this data, the researchers found that there was a strong seasonal variation: rainy summers had a greater amount of black carbon from fossil fuels, mostly from vehicle traffic, and dry autumns and winters saw black carbon levels from biomass in equally high amounts.
It was as fitting a tribute as one can plan for a man who held humor and personality in equally large amounts.
However, fear and greed are not in equal amounts because the active base of participants is not likely to experience both emotions equally.
In addition, equal amounts of 20 ug were pooled from all test RNA samples to form a reference sample, in which every test sample was equally represented [ 39].
In related experiments, in which uncorrelated noise is added to both the flow and target position cues, we have been able to estimate the weights placed on each cue, and find that both cues are weighted approximately equally, in the case where equal amounts of noise are added to each (Egger and Britten, unpublished observations).
The UK film production industry is in equally fine fettle, says the BFI, worth almost £1.5bn last year, the second highest amount since it started keeping records in 1994.
Likewise, in A. duranensis, an equally high amount (12,024 contigs; 94%) of the 12,792 contigs could be appointed to GO annotation categories, with 4,752 (39%) identified as belonging to a biological process, 3,135 (26%) to a cellular component and 5,937 (49%) to a molecular function.
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