Clearly, finding such a stimulus could be very instructive in finding ways to improve mucosal vaccines.
Not all managers are confronted in their careers with the sort of transformation challenge faced by Starbucks, but Schultz's reflections and actions are instructive for anyone charged with finding sources of strength, innovation, and renewal in today's turbulent business environment, Koehn says.
Interestingly, van Heeringen and colleagues [ 57] have shown that specific nonmethylated Xenopus tropicalis sequences are genetically instructive for H3K27me3 deposition, a finding which supports the opposing paradigm that heterochromatin is epigenetically regulated through recruitment of Dnmt1 to these repetitive genomic regions.
This finding is instructive for future studies seeking to identify the effects of inactivating mutations of single genes in tissues or cells cultured from tissues.
The findings are instructive for other online business behavior, as well — for instance, why consumers buy a particular brand, or why they follow someone on social media.
In a detailed report released in February, the firm presented the findings as instructive for big banks that want to win more mortgage business in a market increasingly crowded with independent lenders and community banks.
The findings could be instructive for agencies that enforce fishing limits in overfished waters around the globe.
Because many metabolically and pathologically-relevant genes are highly expressed, our findings might be instructive for cost-effective experimental designs in NGS-based research and also provide useful guidance to similar research for other organisms.
The findings reported here are also instructive for performing a proper genetic diversity analysis of highly incomplete GBS or other genotype data.
"Molecular level findings in snails can be highly instructive for learning and memory research in mammals, and can help us to understand how humans learn and remember," he said.
