Before Neo even got started, though, Partovi sought feedback on how to make it inclusive from Diane Tang, a Harvard classmate and a distinguished engineer at Google, and Makinde Adeagbo, the founder of a nonprofit for black software engineers called /dev/color, who had known Partovi since his time as an intern at Microsoft.
The 'seed' in particular, that is, the sequence spanning positions 2 7 inclusive from the 5′ end of a miRNA, is especially important for target determination and coupling.
European comics have been more inclusive from an earlier date.
An adviser to the royal court suggested that the appointment of Teraifi was a nod to a need for the kingdom to be more responsive to criticism and inclusive of demands from a younger generation ever more accustomed to fast-paced news and information.
" In current usage, disaster is the general term for "everything going wrong". Because of its frequent, loose, inclusive use -- from a specific ruination, failure or misfortune to an exaggerated "that outfit is a disaster" and as an attributive noun in disaster area or disaster movie -- the word is losing some of its fearsomeness.
Then 2 years ago, Nowak called him up and said he'd been working on inclusive fitness from a mathematician's perspective and had some problems with it.
"It's fantastic to see this type of inclusive thinking from a county with a strong T20 record," said England and Wales Cricket Board director of England women's cricket Clare Connor.
We identified all Indigenous and non-Indigenous individuals admitted over a 10-year period from 2000 through 2009 inclusive from the coding database.
We obtained 11 years of data (1998 to 2008 inclusive) from the Health Survey for England, an annual, representative, cross-sectional survey of individuals living in private households in England (Department of Health 2010; NHS Information Centre 2010a).
Obama's address was preceded by – and seemingly influenced by – publication of a report on Inclusive Prosperity, from an international commission co-chaired by Harvard's professor emeritus Larry Summers and Ed Balls.
