But: we owe to this its ironies.
Is there something we owed to this place?
Now, the OPERA scientists think their original measurement can be written off as owing to a faulty element of the experiment's fiber-optic timing system.
Ty3/gypsy elements were present in twice as many copies as Ty1/copia and constituted an even larger portion of the genome (24 39%, vs. 5% spanned by Ty1/copia) owing to much longer element sequences.
Wholesale prices have climbed to €47 per kg owing to two elements affecting pines: poor weather and a parasite that has hit the trees in Italy and elsewhere in the Mediterranean.
Ribosomal surveillance pathways scan for ribosomes that are transiently paused or terminally stalled owing to structural elements in mRNAs or nascent chain sequences1, 2. Some stalls in budding yeast are sensed by the GTPase Hbs1, which loads Dom34, a catalytically inactive member of the archaeo-eukaryotic release factor 1 superfamily.
Notice that the value of depends on parameters such as, the transmitted power, antenna gain and orientation, and attenuations owing to different elements in the signal path, which are quite difficult to precisely control.
In the former study, however, the authors neglected the partial derivative of the liquidus temperature owing to light-element enrichment in the outer core, similar to the approach of Nimmo (2007).
It is very difficult to obtain the true anomaly of the fragments at the time of breakup by propagating the element sets of debris pieces backward in time owing to uncertainties in orbital elements and drag parameters.
And, X-ray CT imaging reveals that BaYbF5: Gd/Er UCNPs can act as potential contrast agents for detection of the liver and spleen in the live mice owing to the high-Z elements (e.g., Ba, Yb, and Gd) in host matrix.
Concerns about security lapses in Yemen, highlighted by the Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab case in late 2009, quickly morphed into a moratorium on prisoner transfers to Yemen owing to alarmist rhetoric by elements in the political and security spheres.
