If the horizontally transferred regions have kept the characteristics of their species of origin, then by comparing their genomic signature to a homemade database of species signatures, we can obtain indications about their origin.
Executives of Kmart, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January, gave no further indication yesterday about their strategy for the 2,200-store 2,200-storeh experts have said needs to develop a chain identity before it can build its business.
SSRIs have achieved this predominance through their reasonable tolerance and broad range of clinical indications; however, concerns about their efficacy and behavioral toxicity persist (2,3).
This study explores to what extent the trail making test (TMT) can provide indications to clinicians about their older patients' on-road driving performance in the context of cognitive decline.
Still, the discrepancies of app numbers are one kind of indication about where developers are choosing to focus their energies.
She had no way of telling if their home was underwater, and no indication about when she could return.
On their own, they don't give any indication about the magnitude of change from the present day.
New Zealand, who had already booked a Sydney hotel from this Wednesday as an indication of their confidence about beating Britain then reaching the final, will be "blowing up green and gold balloons, getting streamers and putting them around the room and cheering for the Aussies", according to their ebullient coach Brian McClennan on Saturday night.
Iran's leaders on Friday backpedaled from their recent criticism of Turkey, the host of coming talks on the disputed Iranian nuclear program, in a possible indication of their concern about alienating the Turks at a time when Iran is facing increased isolation.
While hemostatic agents and sealants have long been used in the fields of surgery and urology, confusion persists about their indications for use and the optimal agent choice.
