Among the more notable: Enactment of regulations governing fair disclosure of inside information, rules eliminating pooling-of-interests accounting and limited restrictions on how much consulting business accounting firms can do for audit clients.
The sensitivity correlation computed in normal breast samples unveils an overall trend of miRNA-independent interactions between cognate genes (S∼0, red background in the heat-map) with the notable exception of a limited pool of miRNAs (S≠0, light vertical stripes in the heat-map).
Interestingly, among postdoc men, the career interests of the URM largely mirrored those well-represented men a notable difference from the wider pool of PhD graduates (Gibbs et al., 2014).
While both companies note their celebrity connections and the involvement of big advertisers like Microsoft and NBC, they really salivate at the prospect of marrying less notable Internet personalities with the huge pool of smaller advertisers.
It was notable, as pool reporter Laura Vozzella of the Washington Post diplomatically described, for a politician "who for good reason is better known for his work on the harmonica".
The researchers estimate the global production of vesicles by Prochlorococcus alone at a billion billion billion per day — representing a notable addition of carbon to the scarce nutrient pool of the open seas.
This competition is the second round of Take The H.E.L.M., which ran for the very first time last year, where the pool of finalists included a number of notable tech startups: Booker, STELLAService, Grapeshot, Paperless Post and The Flatiron School.
Compared to other animals (and with notable exceptions), vertebrates have longer lives and bigger bodies, providing a bigger pool of cells over longer time periods in which an oncogenic mutation may arise.
Pollock calls this year's difference "notable," since candidates are competing for the same positions, and says the pool of M.B.A.s interviewed for the study is "pretty consistent" year over year.
It was the kind of triumph that, many scientists say, today's NASA -- with a declining technical base, an eroding pool of scientific and engineering talent and ever fewer patents and notable research papers -- would not be able to match.
