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Product is "intended" to be commercial (Vital g-Netics, LLC) but is indeed not yet released for commercial purposes.
To understand the evolutionary process of conversion of noncoding sequences to coding, it is helpful to have well-supported examples that are very recent, indeed not yet fixed.
"[It] revolutionised the role of the pilot and the safe operation of civilian aircraft," he says, "in ways that are still causing reverberations throughout the industry today and which, indeed, may not yet be fully appreciated or understood".
As Augustine put it: "For He does not pass from this to that by transition of thought, but beholds all things with absolute unchangeableness; so that of those things which emerge in time, the future, indeed, are not yet, and the present are now, and the past no longer are; but all of these are by Him comprehended in His stable and eternal presence" (The City of God, 1972, XI, 21).
Although vertebate and Drosophila hedgehog pathways are grossly similar, the intermediate steps between the release of Smoothened and the activation or processing of Ci/Gli are distinct between species and, indeed, are not yet fully understood (9, 22, 33, 34).
One-month-old neurons indeed do not yet display sharply tuned orientation selectivity or binocular response properties, but instead still vigorously respond to a variety of stimuli (Pettigrew 1974; Albus and Wolf 1984), reflecting the highest zif268 expression in area 17 of 1-month-old kittens.
Indeed, we do not yet see the actual immediate implications of what recessions look like, but we won't know how this all works out for a while".
Indeed.It is not yet clear how many of the conspirators were killed, nor whether they had any justification for believing that units of the Gambian army would turn their coats.
Indeed, debate has not yet ended on whether the loud-mouthed, red-cheeked monkey from the rain forest canopy of Ghana and the Ivory Coast deserved full status as a species in its own right or should remain a colobus subspecies.
Indeed, it is not yet clear whether the French group's results, which are restricted to laboratory cell lines, are relevant to HIV-infected people.
