When detergents are used in both crystallization and purification of the protein, the ability to control the content and identity of the detergent is dependent on the protein exhibiting a sufficient degree of solubility to permit its concentration in the absence of detergents.
The knock-on effects of this minimisation are huge: it permits further concentration of wealth in the hands of those who already possess it, rewarding those cunning enough to avoid taxation, and cushioning their children with an influx of unearned wealth.
In conclusion, the methodology presented in this report permits the concentration of platelets potentially suitable for clinical and experimental use in feline medicine.
The method permits l-Trp concentration detection in the range 100 μM to 1.5 mM.
A lock-in amplifier design permits a CO2 concentration of 50 ppm to be detected on gas bench rig.
Orthogonality permits varied concentrations within a cell without compromising native cell function and therefore varied rates of transcription exclusively from cognate (RNAP-specific) promoters.
DeLillo seems to be instructing the reader: "The nature of the film permitted total concentration and also depended on it".
In the 1980's and 90's, a revolution started to take place, speeding the flow of information within individual departments and permitting the concentration of resources on high crime areas.
Interdepartmental majors, such as African and African American Studies or International Relations, offer coordinated and comprehensive interdisciplinary course sequences, which permit a concentration in African Studies.
From the spectra, the detection method utilizing a heteroliganded gold nanoisland and the optical properties of LSPR permit the concentration to be determined at an extremly low level-concentration of protein in a homogeneous solution.
Our banking laws must mobilize reserves; must not permit the concentration anywhere in a few hands of the monetary resources of the country or their use for speculative purposes in such volume as to hinder or impede or stand in the way of other more legitimate, more fruitful uses.
