Genetically determined, benefit-influencing properties may vary independently of origin, e.g. as a result of genetic changes occurring before or after conception; and obviously the social environment in which the relevant person grows up, and in which her properties constitute talents or non-talents, may vary widely.
In contrast, using the same experimental system Ben-Yehoyada et al. [19] reported that mitomycin C-induced ICLs trigger a checkpoint response independently of origin initiated DNA replication.
Mcl-1 modulation ubiquitously occurs in different cancer cell models, independently of origin and characteristics, following treatment with CGs.
These findings reveal that EXB Plus can be used for efficient protein extraction from FFPE tissue samples independently of its origin.
The proliferation of educational resource repositories promoted the development of aggregators to facilitate interoperability, that is, a unified access that would allow users to fetch a given resource independently of its origin.
To avoid redundancies the pure chemical definition such as the protein species definition, independently of genetic origin (species, strain, individual, allel)) is a prerequisite for a unique terminology of functional proteomics.
Such an ethos would enable us to confront the common concerns of all members of European society independently of their origin - an ethos of hope not fear, trust not suspicion, reciprocity not domination, dialogue not condemnation, negotiation not aggression.3.
Steroids with these properties are referred to as neuroactive steroids independently of their origin [3].
This is intentional, because the purpose of the signature is to unequivocally identify an isoform structure, and to directly compare isoform structures independently of their origin.
The other 9 inequivalent generics failed in vivo despite being equivalent by MIC, MBC, MBC/MIC ratios, concentration and potency of API, and independently of their origin (generics imported from Austria, Germany and USA invariable failed therapeutic equivalence).
We therefore considered the sum of all recruits that were raised in an individual's nest (independently of their origin) summed up for all individuals, irrespective of whether the individual was involved in an experiment at one point during its lifetime.
