We claim that the contributing factors to the problematic are: loss of author identity, problems of authenticity, and proficiency of the instructors in computers.
When it comes time to organize our musical -- or literary -- libraries, we've learned that the best idea is not to do it by party preference... if we don't want to suffer the sad loss of numerous authors.
These undocumented losses may have slowed the country's emergency response to the Ebola outbreak and may have led to unnecessary loss of life, the authors of a detailed report on the crisis said.
Such an indirect role may be illustrated by a protein named TbLOK1 for loss of kDNA: the authors found that the disappearance of the kDNA occurred well after cell division ceased, arguing that the requirement of TbLOK1 for kDNA maintenance is indirect [ 10].
Dave Eggers's A Heartbreaking Work Of Staggering Genius, which deals with the loss of both the author's parents from cancer and his subsequent guardianship of a young brother, tells of tragedy with the voice of a stand-up comic and the graphic flourishes of a cartoonist.
While the ChIP-seq analysis is probably technically out-of-reach in loss-of-function mutants, have the authors considered at least carrying out the RNA-seq analysis in loss-of-function (RNAi knockdown?) embryos.
According to the authors, loss of biodiversity has resulted in a decline in the productivity of livestock per unit of land per year.
"The extinction of hominoids in Europe was ultimately related to an increase in environmental uniformity and the resulting loss of suitable habitats," the authors wrote.
To see whether there was a relationship between atrial fibrillation and the recent loss of a partner, the authors turned to Danish medical records that start in 1995 and go through 2014.
BG-S and BP performed the transformation experiments of P. zonale, chlorophyll quantification and loss of water experiments, both authors contributed equally to this paper.
