Initially children whose parents served in the military experienced one deployment; now the majority of children experience multiple, extended deployments.
We've responded to the troop shortage by putting an unfair burden on the force we have: multiple, extended combat tours; inadequate dwell-time between deployments; abuse of Stop-Loss orders and the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR); and overextension of the National Guard and Reserves.
In our analysis of extensively edited mRNA, however we noticed that the pre-edited mRNAs contained multiple, extended ORFs (Table S1), while transcripts that are never edited, for example ND5, contain only one ORF.
The central finding described here is that some of the Crenarchaeota and Korarchaeota possess actin-like proteins that are not only monophyletic with the eukaryotic actin family but also are structurally similar to Arp2/3 in that they contain multiple, extended inserts between core structural elements that are missing in eukaryotic actins.
Recently, extended target tracking is a hot topic in the field of data fusion and has drawn a considerable attention, especially the multiple extended-target tracking (METT) [8 14].
Artificial QconCAT proteins that contain multiple extended-peptides have been engineered to enable multiplexed quantification of a large number of targets.
She spent the holiday in the pediatric I.C.U. at Oakland Children's Hospital, multiple IVs extending from each arm and leg, a breathing tube shoved down her throat.
With lower tensile strength under the same homogeneous degree, the crack in specimen has multiple paths extending from the bottom to upward, as long as the tensile strength grows, the crack extends upward while only one path occurs.
Large picture windows and French doors take in city light and canyon views, as do multiple balconies extending from the multilevel home.
Vessels within the tumor demonstrated high levels of ITGB1 in multiple layers extending from the endothelium through the media and into the adventitia (Fig. 1h).
