But several Democrats said House Republicans were now seeking identification requirements more extensive and more onerous than those in the Senate bill.
Future interest in other conditions, or in the identification of more extensive polymorphic markers for comparing populations, will be able to use this assembly as a reference to improve and focus effort on the condition of interest.
However, an automated method for in silico molecular docking and virtual screening could turn this search more extensive and effective for the identification of possible InhA ligands with improved inhibitory effects.
He argued that there was "no valid reason" for rejecting the law since it required "nothing more extensive than the type of photo identification necessary to receive a library card or board an airplane".
The law, he said, "requires nothing more extensive than the type of photo identification necessary to receive a library card or board an airplane".That raises a good point.
The split of PIP-expressing samples in two separate subgroups of samples raised the strength of the statistical analysis and led to the identification of a more extensive and explicit list of modulated genes, as 44% of the clones in L235 were not detected in two-class comparison and therefore not included in L606.
Due to current technical restraints in SMRT methylome analysis, only m6A residues could be detected, as identification of m5C residues requires more extensive sequence coverage.
More extensive ChIP-based analysis will lead to comprehensive identification of the target genes of RIN and will thus help clarify the transcriptional regulation of gene expression for fruit ripening.
More extensive genomics resources for opium poppy would improve the downstream identification and discovery of enzymes involved in alkaloid biosynthesis.
We hypothesize that more extensive sequencing of the vegetative libraries would lead to the identification of homologs of CTB genes such as those identified in C. nicotianae.
