QSAR modellers often implement any given AD method and merely determine the portion of external data (and its accuracy) falling within the established boundaries, without any assessment of the ability of the AD boundary to differentiate between "acceptable" and "unacceptable" new predictions.
However, cells transfected with 2.7hPLPZ express splice variants containing either exon AB (including merely the A portion) or exon C. Exon AB (or just the A portion) was incorporated in splice variants derived from 2.7hPLPΔ3874 5810, but not exon C; the distal (3′) third of exon C is missing from 2.7hPLPΔ3874 5810.
This is merely the most visible portion of Slaughterama.
The specification of the limits within which the business cannot be carried on without the certificates of the health officer and board of fire-wardens is merely a designation of the portion of the city in which the precautionary measures against fire and to secure proper drainage must be taken for the public health and safety.
Residents contend the Wine Train entrepreneurs won't be satisfied with merely a portion of the existing tourist market, but will try to attract more and more tourists.
If that were the case, this situation might be slightly more manageable for both the government and Flint residents, but those pollutants are merely one portion of the toxic qualities of Flint's drinking water.
We want not merely to portion out the blame but to know what to do, and different explanations call for different remedies.
The footage shows "merely a portion of these events," authorities said.
The Bush-era neocons who were creating their own reality were merely remaking portions of the Middle East and Central Asia along the established, culturally obtuse lines of the colonialism of yesteryear, pumped up with American pop-culture machismo in the style of Rambo and G.I. Joe.
Moreover, as it was the manifest purpose of the court to determine definitely the meaning of the Act, we accept the view presented by the Attorney General of the State at this bar, that the court used the word 'include' as defining the entire class of persons to whom the statute applies and not as describing merely a portion of a larger class.
