The irony is that by trying to kill off funding as an expression of conservative ire, Congress and the endowment's critics have made the task of preserving, editing and disseminating "the best that is known and thought in the world" nearly impossible.
The individual pseudoknot mutations, 'Loop > α' and 'Dock > α', both disrupt the tertiary RNA interaction, and selectively abolish editing at site 1, while preserving editing at sites 2 and 3.
The PDF format preserves editing capabilities, allowing picture modification using any vector graphics editor.
Most data handling programs require specific save commands in order to preserve any edits that a user does while in the system.
Relevant comments were anonymously included in subsequent rounds, with the anonymity of all responses preserved by editing explanations so that the respondent could not be identified.
Expected values and error bars were calculated by using the mean values and standard deviation of 100 bootstrap runs, respectively, generated by randomly modifying adenosine in a way that preserves the editing sequence preference and the number of events.
Unlike the previous ragtime revivals, which were largely based on the song sheet and piano roll (both, it should be pointed out, easily edited to preserve modern sensibilities), the current revival brings with it a relative profusion of old recordings.
Transcripts were edited to preserve the anonymity of participants (e.g. names removed and replaced with "[name of clinician]").
Eisenstein picks out a face here and there — a bereaved mother, an outraged older woman, a handsome male student — but for the most part what we are responding to are pure lines of force, slashed across the screen and conveyed by editing that scrupulously preserves the spatial integrity of the scene.
As much as one might sometimes regret it, any edit must preserve this awkward honesty.
