In New York, utilities typically try to maintain a reserve of 18percentt.
The scientists contend that in industrialized countries with modern medical care and sanitation, maintaining a reserve of helpful bacteria has become unnecessary.
With her help, Vacanti repeated his earlier experiments and revised his hypothesis: mammalian tissue doesn't so much maintain a reserve of pluripotent stem cells; it creates them when put under stress by injury or disease.
Taken together, our results indicate that hPSCs exhibit a unique mechanism for maintaining genomic integrity by possessing the flexibility to reduce the amount of CENP-A required to maintain a functional centromere under self-renewing conditions, and maintaining a reserve of CENP-A mRNA to rebuild the centromere following differentiation or DNA damage.
The government charged that over the years Moscow gave Mr. Hanssen about $600,000 in cash and diamonds and maintained a reserve account of $800,000 for him.
Carol Biedrzycki, executive director of Texas Ratepayers Organization to Save Energy, said the state should have required electricity providers to maintain a "reserve margin" of electrical capacity of roughly 15percentt above demand.
As controversies — and any number of large egos — swirled around him, Mr. Todd maintained a reserved, flinty, no-nonsense demeanor.
Because the absence of CD34 marks a state of activation which seems reversible, the steady percentage of CD34+ cells throughout injury suggests a proportion of myogenic cells are programmed and/or stimulated to maintain a reserve pool of satellite cells during the course of regeneration.
Livestock (including cattle and goats) is raised and dairy goods are produced primarily for domestic use, and the government maintains a reserve supply of such commodities as skim milk powder, cheese, and butter.
The trustee bank is supposed to maintain a reserve fund worth 17percentt of assets to protect bondholders from defaults.
