On Thursday, the Transportation Department said that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration had completed its defect investigation of Firestone tires and informed the company of the results.
To examine the molecular detail of its defect, we examined the pattern of cell cycle marker such as BrdU staining or that of ecdysone receptor subtypes (EcR-A, 15G1a; EcR-B1, AD4.4; or EcR-common, Ag10.2) in the mutant tissues, but no apparent abnormality was observed (data not shown).
The first conditional allele of glc7 (glc7-1) was isolated as a consequence of its defect in glycogen synthesis in the presence of glucose [ 36], a phenotype that has, similarly, been observed for other glc7 mutants [ 22, 36].
While Moynahan et al were careful to point out this problem, two sets of results argue against the possibility that the recombinational repair deficiency of CAPAN-1 cells is completely independent of its defect in BRCA2.
The study of second-order difference expressions L began with Atkinson's work [9] and the properties of its defect index have been sufficiently discussed.
While efficient estimation of the discriminant function for a defect was discussed until now, it is often the case actually in product manufacturing that the estimation of its defect rate has more concern.
It is thus likely that the ability of R50E to disrupt DNA synthesis and cell proliferation induced by WT FGF1 may be a consequence of its defect in integrin binding and inability thereby to induce sustained ERK1/2 activation.
Mr. Mills acknowledged that the test was technically flawed, but declined to say whether its defect lay in the phrasing of its questions, the level at which its passing score was set, or in some other feature.
It also is a seriously damaged and inadequate movie, and its defects reveal traits of character — arrogance, vanity, and self-importance — that exert an unfortunately strong influence on Parker's directorial choices.
And with all its defects, the domination of the party, known as the P.R.I., never even approached the same level of virtually absolute dictatorship as that of Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe, or even of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez.
