The aborted fetus lacked the contribution of the birth goddess in the womb.
UniCredit also lacked the contribution of revenue from investment banking, a factor which has helped other European banks like BNP Paribas of France and Germany's Deutsche Bank offset losses on bad loans.
may be reaching the limits of their utility in terms of generating new and useful findings, and lack the contributions of a systems perspective.
The study lacked the contributions of some of the stakeholders in the Donor Partners Group for Health, which were mentioned in our informants' narratives such as USAID and the Netherlands, whose views would have enriched our study.
To obtain embryos lacking the maternal contribution of stam, progeny of adult females of the following genotype hsFLP/+; stam FRT40A/P[ovoD1], P[ovoD1]FRT40A received one heat pulse at 38°C, for 1 hr during first-instar larval development.
Information is specifically lacking in the contribution of this gene to carcinogenesis.
Expression of the Hsmar1 promoter has been detected using a luciferase reporter system, but quantification is lacking for the contribution of a single copy of the element (Miskey et al., 2007).
However, knowledge is lacking regarding the contribution of other forms of voluntary and informal work by older people, and informal work conducted by the oldest people within this age group.
Given the efficiency with which this line produces clones in the germline (while also minimizing clones in the ovarian somatic cells), this line may be particularly useful in combination with the OvoD system that is used to generate embryos lacking the maternal contribution of a gene of interest (Perrimon 1984).
We therefore used the FRT DSas-4 chromosome to generate homozygous germline clone embryos lacking the maternal contribution of DSas-4.
To analyze the role of PLP in early embryos we initially used standard methods to recombine the plp mutation on to an FRT80 chromosome and this stock was used in combination with an FRT80, OvoD stock to produce germline-clone embryos that lacked the maternal contribution of PLP (Chou and Perrimon, 1996).
