On one hand, in view of the extra variance that resampling has inevitably introduced, further studies should be focused on how to circumvent resampling while maintaining an acceptable ESS; On the other hand, novel resampling schemes should be developed to address the trade-off between particle diversity and variance reduction.
Especially in view of the extra TMDs present in the IM spanin subunit of phiCbK, it is worth noting that genes implicated in antiholin function have been identified in other phages, with gene products having a different variety of topologies.
However, in view of the extra effort and cost that informed choice requires with respect to providing alternative services, it may or may not be seen as worthwhile for these outcomes.
However, in view of the versatility of such extra-chromosomal elements [67], [68], illustrated in this study by the complex distribution pattern of prtP and lacE genes with nearly half "domesticated" strains lacking one or both (Fig. 3), it appears more likely that there were several independent events, involving plasmid acquisition and loss.
PCL was designed by using Fmoc-protected valine other than organometallic catalyst as the initiator to ring-opening polymerize ε-caprolactone (CL) in view of the safety demand as well as the extra application potential resulting from –NH2 group introduced after Fmoc deprotection.
Thus, in view of the exclusive interference of PJ-34 with extra centrosomes de-clustering in mitosis, a possible synergism between PARP activity and other mechanisms underlying extra-centrosomes clustering should be further investigated.
It puts the extra features more closely in view of the hangout user, and the big buttons could make it easier to access the features on a touchscreen device.
However, in view of the size of this data base we thought that doing so would not be worth the extra effort).
In view of the high risk of major haemorrhage and hypoxemia, precautionary cannulation for veno-venous Extra-Corporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) was established via a bi-femoral approach.
In view of the clinical benefits already mentioned, the benefit reached by the use of antiseptic-impregnated catheters compensated the initial extra expensive cost of 40%.
Because harmonized understanding and ascertainment procedures for safety assessment were crucial in view of diverse cultural, linguistic, and religious environments, extra efforts were made to meet this standard.
