The rich cultural tradition of drama, folk music and monasteries own Assamese literary and philosophical texts (locally known as burunjis) are of unique interest to promote cultural tourism.
Strained layer superlattices have been of unique interest due to their ability to tune the band gap, which depends on the strain at the interface.
Thus, the proteome can be studied by isolating specific sets of sequences that are of unique interest to the user.
African populations are of unique interest because, despite having the highest levels of genetic diversity, living in a vast array of environmental and cultural settings, as well as suffering from a high burden of disease that could be studied using genomics approaches, they have been underrepresented in past research [ 5, 6].
The data collected by company-employed FPs, presented here, is of specific unique interest as it represents a complete longitudinal episode-based sickness certification record of a fixed employee population.
Of unique interest is the projection of additional internal cell functions, beyond the many recent discoveries, for facilitating precision growth.
His is not a unique interest: Governor Rick Scott of Florida, for instance, spent four years and $1.5m taxpayer dollars fighting for the right to test all his state's Tanf recipients; and Alabama congressman Robert Aderholt has proposed legislation to overturn the law that prevents the testing of Snap recipients.
To retailers and manufacturers, the segment of customers configuring unique products is of considerable interest given their potential impact on product diffusion and profits.
Monitoring of bio-catalytic events by using nano-probes is of immense interest due to unique optical properties of metal nanoparticles.
Expressing two distinct coding sequences under the control of a unique promoter is of great interest to molecular and cellular biologists.
