We also raise the issue that some previous studies overlook the notion of repair-completeness, which means, having less number of unsolved conflicts in the resulting repairs.
In this work, we also raise the issue that some previous studies overlook the notion of repair-completeness, which means, having less number of unsolved conflicts in the resulting repairs.
This rather trivial criticism however overlooks the notion that LUCA could have been a protoeukaryote, i.e. an ancestor to the cell line that captured the symbionts, an entity well distinct from Bacteria and Archaea.
Similar to the genomic, transcriptomic, methylomic and proteomic approaches described above, these functional/empiric approaches rely on homotypic experimental settings, mainly cultured cancer cells, de facto overlooking the notion that CDDP resistance (at least in some settings) might originate from alterations of the tumor microenvironment or systemic defects (see below).
The Haskins house overlooked the Cumberland River.
ASP overlooked the study and manuscript preparation.
The silly mistakes are overlooked the most.
From John, a student I'm an animal science student and during our mammogenesis lecture a professor brought up the obvious, but seemingly overlooked notion of the size of the female human breast.
Of course this limitation of the validity of Science has been recognised by most of those who have thought about the matter ; but it is so commonly overlooked, and latterly the notion has so far gained ground that the "laws" of science are immutable facts and eternal statements of verity, that it may be worth while to treat the subject a little more in detail.
The advice that Miller quotes is indeed hair-raising, but her sense of righteous horror seems to overlook the fact that the whole notion of children having rights of their own, worthy of respect and protection, is itself not much more than a century old.
