These tests hurt students who cannot readily memorize disparate information but who revel in in-depth study, as well as innovative teachers who do not want to devote their time to teaching someone else's syllabus and so transfer to independent schools.
If you're not interesting in in-depth study of religious texts, feel no pressure to attend.
The economic benefit of the arts accruing to communities around the nation, and to the nation generally has been set forth in in-depth studies by 'Americans For the Arts', a highly respected Washington based art advocacy group (earlier this year Robert Lynch, Americans for the Art's President would be quoted by the L.A. Times that the arts help sustain 5.7 million jobs).
In in-depth studies, some scholars found that the NF- κB complex can activate the transcription of the gene associated with the MDR1 promoter.
These positive feelings of reward and the perceived value of the care they provide help carers to cope with the situation were confirmed in in-depth studies with a cross sectional design [ 4, 8, 27].
However, in flowers, RNA-Seq has been used in in-depth studies of colour formation only in wintersweet (Chimonanthus praecox L). [ 22] and safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L). [ 23], and the flavonoid biosynthetic pathway has been annotated in these plants which is widespread in regulating flower colour formation of plants.
‡Samples were among those used for in-depth study reported in this article (Table 5).
An in depth study on progression in patients infected with CRF19_cpx is needed.
This makes hubs important and attractive targets for in depth studies in biological networks.
These types of in-depth studies document changes in the Sound as it slowly recovers from the 1989 oil spill.
Moreover, in contrast to in-depth studies on nuclear gene expression, relatively little genome-wide information is available regarding the co-regulated expression of groups of plastid genes.
