Therefore, multiple genetic modification approaches aim at improved substrate utilization and decreasing byproduct formation (Nissen et al., 2000a, b, 2001; Kong et al., 2006, 2007; Zhang et al., 2007).
Michael Reich, the organization's executive secretary, said that when they examined the documents, they found instances of the same person signing multiple petitions and of signatures from people who did not live in the district, a byproduct of having as many as 11 candidates running for a seat.
The byproduct of evaluating multiple solutions in one problem space is gaining a deeper understanding of that space than could be achieved by any other means.
Undirected interlocks were seen merely as a byproduct of outside directors' multiple engagements (Mintz and Schwartz 1985).
During the mutation of element B (plasmid 27 '2 ARE') within region 27, multiple ARE containing plasmids were generated as byproducts and used to test for the effects of increased numbers of ARE elements.
In conclusion, our data support the idea that P. falciparum and its byproducts may negatively affect erythropoiesis at multiple steps.
A PCR step after generating the YIU molecules was introduced to amplify the desired product but not irrelevant byproducts, thereby eliminating the necessity of multiple PAGE purifications as described in previous methods [ 5- 7] and greatly simplifying the whole process.
As-synthesized block copolymer was characterized by solvent gradient reversed-phase liquid chromatography (RPLC) with multiple-detection for both separation and identification of byproducts.
"As for the family, we live in a soap-opera world of multiple marriages and multiple children". The book was a byproduct of his work with clients, he says.
The extent to which such transcription of multiple genes is functional as opposed to a stochastic byproduct of transcriptional errors is unclear.
