However, these data must be interpreted in light of another novel observation, namely that even relatively simple, transcriptionally active, transgene loci can interact with nonlinear gene dosage effects that have characteristics of epigenetic trans-silencing.
In the case of the study of Ref. [10], the test samples were relatively simple, namely a training set of pharmaceutical compacts with varying porosity composing of microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and air voids.
However, there is a relatively simple solution, namely that federal financing be increased to provide incentives to entice more American students into science, math and engineering graduate programs.
The aspect of genetics that captivated Michael was the notion of examining complicated biological processes by doing relatively simple experiments, namely, genetic crosses.
But Edwin Lyman, a physicist and nuclear expert at the Union of Concerned Scientists, said that in contrast to making plutonium, which usually requires a reactor and then complicated chemical processing plants that can handle such highly radioactive material, purifying the plutonium from the form used in fuel requires only "relatively simple chemistry" — namely mixed oxide, or MOx.
In this paper we are studying optimal operation of a relatively simple LNG process, namely the PRICO process.
In this paper we study the optimal operation of a relatively simple LNG process, namely the PRICO process.
At the age of 8 weeks, it was very difficult to make wolves attend to the human signal despite facing a relatively simple form of the task, namely proximal pointing.
Moreover, the undecidable sentence p is always of a relatively simple form namely, the form (∀x A x), "For every x, x is A," in which A is a recursive, in fact a primitive recursive, predicate.
Sounds relatively simple, right?
