I also got really precious about conditions being just right.
The human skin biopsies being rare and precious, the optimal conditions for total RNA extraction were first assayed on eschars experimentally induced through the intradermal injection of R. conorii in rabbits (not shown).
In an era of extreme economic inequality (which is another way of saying economic unfairness), Wall Street can be on a roll and corporate profits can streak toward the moon at the same time that ordinary American families are stuck in depressionlike conditions with precious little hope of relief.
Walls filled with asbestos, walls and water laced with lead, and leaking underground storage tanks polluting the playgrounds are just some of the devastating conditions our precious children face every day.
In the beginning of the movie we follow Vice President Gore's efforts to develop and send a weather and Earth monitoring satellite called "DISCOVR" into orbit to gather precious data about weather conditions and cycles, including the effects of climate change.
Of the 30 museums with budgets of more than $20m in 2013, only five were run by a woman.Plaything or academy?The biggest challenge facing new directors, though, will be keeping true to the idea of what a museum should be: a plaything for rich collectors whose philanthropy comes with an increasing number of conditions, or a precious centre of public education.
In a complementary way, the section "Revealing the properties of brain cells" shows how the design of rather artificial in vitro culture conditions can give precious insights into the field of neurobiology.
Analysis of GAD4 expression pattern under stressful conditions may bring precious information on functions of the gene.
The immunofluorescence assay described in this study can be optimized to detect more than one protein at a time which allows studies of expression levels of two or more proteins in the same experimental conditions, saving time, precious test compounds and cells.
By closing them, scientists hope to be able to measure the effect that the lack of human presence might have on the condition of the precious, fragile and magnificent paintings.
