Her book moves on to the surveillance technology that was meant to override the need for nuclear arsenals.
And does the importance of clubhouse chemistry really override the need for a more thorough look at the statistical make-up of its membership?
But the recipe for protein synthesis used by Dr. Nirenberg and Dr. Matthaei happened to contain twice the natural amount of magnesium, an anomaly that was later found to override the need for a start codon.
This is what happens when short-term political calculations override the need to build a better future for everyone".
However, large scale implementation of HPV vaccination is still challenging, and even when effective, it will not override the need for cervical cancer screening.
In this context, expression of the latent membrane protein-2A (LMP2A) viral gene might override the need for high-affinity antigen/BCR survival signals, as LMP2A contains an immunoreceptor tyrosine-based activation motif that can replace BCR signals [61]– [61].
Under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule, for example, sharing data generally requires patient authorization, although HIPAA flips to a so-called liability-rule regime that overrides the need for patient permission in various circumstances.
Further, when treated with TGF-β in the absence of IL-6, only CD4+ Stat3cellsells could differentiate, albeit at low efficiency, into IL-17-producing cells, suggesting that STAT3 constitutive activity can partly override the need for IL-6 in Th17 differentiation (Fig 5C).
Because this region is not retained in most MLL1 fusion oncoproteins, this interaction is not predicted to play a role in leukemogenesis, where the de novo recruitment of PTEFb or DOT1 complexes by the fusion partner may override the need for MOF activity.
