To proceed, the most prominent first step is to define data collecting procedures and documenting guidelines for citizen scientists to ensure the quality, consistency, and continuity of crowd-sourced data, as indicated by a respondent below.
Together, these results both confirm the long-standing hypothesis that ATPase activity is the most prominent rate-determining step in glycolysis but also suggest that GAPDH can often exert a large control on the flux to lactate.
Mr. FitzPatrick, one of Ireland's most prominent business figures, stepped down in December 2008 from his role as chairman of the bank after regulators discovered that he had been hiding tens of millions of dollars of personal loans from shareholders.
The most prominent of these steps include a redefinition of the poor into a holistic category of the vulnerable, a targeted vulnerability survey, introduction of electronic beneficiary cards, and a unique public-private partnership at the community level and setting up single window facilitation centres called the Gender Resource Centres – 'Samajik Suvidha Kendras'.
The final punch line, perhaps, was delivered in late June, when Phil Jackson, the Triangle's most prominent practitioner, agreed to step down as the president of basketball operations of the New York Knicks.
Other than that, former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and former Senator Jim Webb of Virginia, whose support languishes in single digits in polls, are the most prominent contenders to take steps toward challenging her.
Suzanne Hart, a 41-year-old executive at one of Manhattan's most prominent advertising firms, was stepping into the elevator of an 85-year-old Midtown office building around 10 a.m.
Vos is probably the fastest finisher in the sport but she did not want to gamble on a sprint finish so the Dutch team were set to work early on to soften up the opposition with one probing attack after another, with Ellen van Dijck most prominent and Vos herself stepping in.
We reformulate the log-linear approach of analyzing cases and their parents (family trios) to accommodate two loci, fit fuller models to avoid confounding in a first analysis step and propose that the model be reduced to the most prominent effects in a second step.
This problem is particularly important in the field of phylogeny reconstruction, because multiple alignment acts as a preprocessing step in most prominent methods of inferring a phylogenetic tree of sequences.
