In order to independently confirm specific observations regarding whole genome sequence and specific metabolic pathways, an independently-derived whole genome sequence of the same strain [ 40] was accessed [GenBank: NC_020134].
The ability to independently control specific wavebands makes it possible to assess how independent light sensing systems integrate environmental information to tailor the developmental response in question.
In contrast to the other database exploration tools, webDrugCS can be used for curiosity driven exploration independently of specific queries, and is particularly suitable to rapidly gain an overview of the structures of drug molecules.
This refers to the fragmentation of the knowledge on the subject among often hermetic disciplines and to the distribution of political mandates on sanitation across many institutions, which independently tackle specific aspects of the issue.
Using message-based Geographical Information Systems as an example, we illustrate how a Grid of services is really a Grid of Grids: a composition of capabilities developed independently of specific end applications.
(Lipman 1991, p. 116) Picking up on the idea that critical thinking is sensitive to context, critics challenge the notion that critical thinking can be usefully taught independently of specific disciplinary areas (McPeck, 1985).
The key fear-related brain areas, such as amygdala, ACC and insula, are activated independently of specific design parameters.
After the first introduction of the A/H5N1 virus into a given area in Africa, virus populations seemed to have evolved independently, acquiring specific mutations.
The second based on gene replacement in P. berghei provided conclusive evidence that sterile immunity can be induced independently of specific immune responses to CS [10].
Many proteins have been proposed to be prion receptors [54] and it seems likely that glimepiride treated cells express some of them, or that PrP82 146 binds to cells independently of specific protein interactions.
