Among Dr. Turbin's concerns is whether a reorganization would result in the reassignment of some colleagues to one of the university's other medical school facilities.
"The ABF Act limits a person's ability to disclose information by threat of termination of employment, or through other measures such as reduction in salary, reassignment of duties," it says.
Thus, from the biological point of view, the Single Individual Haplotyping (SIH) problem consists in the reassignment of each fragment to the original haplotype.
The measured rates for WT agree well with previous single turnover measurements (Leskovar et al., 2008 ), however, we find that decoupling the closure rate from hydrolysis results in a reassignment of the previous rates with closure being the slowest step.
8 In summary, reassignment of the stereostructure of laurefurenynes A and B was achieved on the basis of close analysis of NMR data in model compounds and DFT calculations of NMR chemical shifts.
We number the Abpa and Abpbg paralogues by their sequential occurrence in Abpa- Abpbg gene pairs along the chromosome (i.e., B6_ AB6_1-B6_ Abpbg1, B6_ a2-B6_ bg2, etc.; Figure 2) despite this resulting in the reassignment of some gene names (see Additional file 2 for current and previous designations).
Moreover it must be taken into consideration that the taxonomy of the S. bovis/equinus complex is very complex and has undergone several changes over time, resulting in the reassignment of S. bovis biotype I to S. gallolyticus (for overview see [ 34]).
This process resulted in minor amendments to descriptions of codes in the codebook, reassignment of some extracts to more appropriate themes and merging of two similar subthemes.
A8 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Cratkdown at Firehouses Yields 4 Reassignments Efforts by the New York Fire Department to root out drinking on the job has resulted in the temporary reassignment of two highly regarded captains and two lieutenants, and in departmental drug charges against two firefighters.
