Therefore, instead of using random libraries as in the above mentioned exhaustive cyclic screening procedure, a more labor intensive route is taken by performing a "double-PCR in-vivo-cloning"- method in order to clone every full length ORF in the correct reading frame in both two-hybrid vectors.
This is not the case at A Taste of Greece, a tiny Greek restaurant in River Edge that prefers to follow a less traveled and more labor-intensive route.
Transdermal medications also avoid needle punctures associated with subcutaneous or intravenous routes and are less labor intensive than these routes (Jiang et al 1997).
The work is going on; scheduling, collusion among the competitor, route swapping, labor flexibility etc. but most of these factors remains largely unexplored.
There are nuances in airline analysis that relate to where the carrier sits in its equipment reorder cycle, labor contracts coming up, route structure both foreign and domestic and even depreciation accounting conventions and fuel efficiency of its existing fleet.
An aviation policy that recognizes goals such as a profitable, convenient and ubiquitous route system, labor stability and broader international opportunities for U.S. carriers as well as low fares for discretionary travelers.
Transmission from a colonized pregnant woman to her neonate occurs via the ascending route during labor and delivery [ 5].
If routed over the Arctic, a New York to Hong Kong flight would save five hours and $33,000 in fuel and labor costs over conventional routes, according to estimates by Nav Canada, the nation's private, nonprofit air traffic control authority.
A spokesman for the airline, David Castelveter, said yesterday that the airline was studying every aspect of its operations, from labor costs to its routes to the types of aircraft it deploys and the schedules it operates, to determine where savings can be found.
It has slashed money-losing routes, cut labor costs and sold planes as it prepares to emerge from court protection next year.
