Although Federated Foods argues that the affidavits submitted do not create genuine issues of material fact because the statements therein relate to non-essential, non-material facts, we conclude that the documents were sufficient to meet Emery's burden in opposing summary judgment.
And yet, in its free-living state, even M. genitalium has some redundancies — non-essential genes that are, in fact, essential if the species is to mutate, evolve, and become capable of new behaviors.
Although several residues in the arginine binding pocket are highly conserved among ArgRS, or even among many aaRS's, our mutational study showed that some residues may in fact be non-essential for achieving high binding affinity.
This kind of imperfection in the model causes false negatives and the gene is predicted to be essential although, in fact, it is non-essential.
The problem is compounded by the fact that some intuitively non-essential properties of some thick particulars are arguably essential for the combinatorialist.
Then there is also the fact that excessive and non-essential EOL products and components are disposed of regularly according to a stringent disposal policy.
To determine whether Yel1 is a GEF for a known G protein we exploited the fact that YEL1 is a non-essential gene in yeast.
The fact that ADEPs act on a non-essential target opens also mechanistic questions.
I do think that the cover plays a lesser, non-essential role on an e-book, and I take this fact as further evidence that the physical book will survive.
We chose this promoter due to the fact that XynA has been shown to be non-essential [ 34] and thus could be replaced with a gene of interest.
Considering the fact that essential proteins are more conserved than non-essential ones [ 17] and they frequently connects to each other [ 13], Peng et al. [ 15] have proposed an iterative method for the prediction of essential proteins based on the orthology and PPI networks.
