Under close inspection, he's not particularly original or competent.
"Neither France nor Spain, although the original contracting partners, were competent to decide the meaning of their own contract," Henry Adams observed.
It is likely that virtually all cells within the original adherent neurospheres are competent to emigrate and upregulate Sox10.
Following amplification, the product is treated with DpnI which digest the original plasmid (originated in E.coli dam+ strain and therefore methylated) and then transformed into bacterial competent cells.
He was not a great original, but he was highly competent, and you can have a small piece of American art history here for as little as $75.
And he did it, insisting on the original toxic promise that a competent government, a patriotic government, must stop the boats.
We modeled the latter approach by allowing the original releases to occur until competent populations under each release strategy reached the same density, and we considered subsequent maintenance releases by lowering the release ratio to a fraction, rp, of the original release ratio (Fig. 6).
When we have emulated the original approach, and used replication-competent viruses as the immunogen, we have succeeded in preventing yellow fever, poliomyelitis, mumps, measles, rubella, chickenpox, and shingles [67], [68], [69], [70], [71], [72].
Although clinical research initially seemed far removed from my original research direction, I now feel competent as a clinical researcher.
The loadings indicate the correlation between the original variable and the new principle competent (PC), i.e. they indicate the extent to which the original variables are influential in forming the PC [ 32].
Maintenance of the reduction in competent vectors achieved during the original FK release period required the same ratio as the original releases.
