The white tarps would float above the clouds a tentative hope: the hope that human will and ingenuity just might be able to meet the challenges of a century in which more change will be faced, and more protection needed, than at any other time in human history -- or Kilimanjaro's.
But there's also something beyond hard work and American ingenuity that might be giving these manufacturers an edge in the marketplace: a sizable percentage of them are employee owned.
With so much experimental ingenuity at work, it might be assumed that the cost of Jubilee Wharf has been on the high side.
IPA infers and ranks networks with a score, expressed as a numerical value, which is a probabilistic fit between the amount of focus genes that are potentially eligible for a network composition and present on a given gene list, the size of the network, and all of the molecules present in the Ingenuity Knowledge Base that might be part of such a network.
He describes with a fanciful but compelling ingenuity human life as it might be some thousands of years hence, if our present scientific control of nature were carried to its logical extreme.
The point of a magic trick, after all, is not the content, whatever that might be, but the ingenuity of its conceit and the skill of its execution.
One fan stands out from the rest on its concept and execution, and it might be a tribute to American ingenuity.
In fact, analysis of PC1 by Ingenuity, Kegg, and GeneGo approaches identified multiple potential pathways that might be responsible for the observed molecular subclassification (Additional File 1).
Therefore, strain effects were examined using Ingenuity® Systems Pathway Analysis (Ingenuity® Systems, Redwood City, California) [ 35] for the presence of thematic signatures that might be misconstrued as the consequences of ACR.
