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Charles O. Rossotti, the I.R.S. commissioner, said early disclosure of tax shelters "will give us better information to focus our resources" and will speed up "a pretty slow and indirect process" of hunting for abusive shelters one at a time.

Nevertheless, in N. acuminata this is an indirect process of increasing a male's chances of mating since this species has exclusive female mate choice [21], and males do not fight with females and do not force pair formation [20], [21].

[ 124] The ensuing cellular redox stress is magnified and total Hcy consumes NO by the indirect process of O2- converting NO to toxic peroxynitrite (ONOO-).

Females can benefit through increased offspring viability and attractiveness, as envisaged by classic 'good genes' and 'sexy sons' models (Andersson, 1994; also see Section II.2 1994 for a discussion of indirect processes of sexual selection in haplodiploids).

For example, the production of ATP via metabolism of galactose is by definition a more indirect process than is the production of ATP via glycolysis of glucose, because to be fully metabolized galactose must first be 'converted' into glc-1P by the Leloir pathway.

These results suggest that not only cyclotraxin-B blocks the effects of BDNF on TrkB but also any direct or indirect processes capable of activating TrkB.

Pharmacological studies performed with KIRA-ELISA demonstrate that cyclotraxin-B not only blocks the effects of BDNF on TrkB but also any direct or indirect processes capable of activating TrkB (e.g. spontaneous dimerization or glucocorticoids, respectively).

The control algorithm follows the course of the indirect process variables (pH, redox potential and dissolved oxygen concentration) and recognises the characteristic patterns in their time profile.

In this work, we have carried out the thermodynamic calculation of the indirect process and also validated the thermodynamic prediction through experimental work.

Our data indicate that E2 enhances PCNA gene expression by an indirect process and that computational detection of EREs, even when evolutionarily conserved and when near E2-responsive genes, requires biochemical validation.

We conclude that E2 enhances PCNA gene expression by an indirect process and that computational detection of EREs, even when evolutionarily conserved and when near E2-responsive genes, requires biochemical validation.