Although we cannot deal with genome-wide models, we have shown that dynamic profiles can be processed to provide clear hypothesis on the underlying regulatory structure.
"There is a process to clear names," said Mr. Hutchinson, the department's undersecretary for border security.
Autophagy is an intracellular degradation process to clear up aggregated proteins or aged and damaged organelles.
In August, two dozen House Republicans, led by Representative Jeb Bradley of New Hampshire, signed a letter opposing use of the budget process to clear the way for oil drilling in the wildlife refuge.
Based on a novel by David Wagoner, it's the story of a worldly wise teenage orphan boy, Danny Masters (Griffin O'Neal), who runs away from his grandmother's house to win fame as a magician and, in the process, to clear his father of a crime that is never made clear.
In such situations, social service organizations aim to generate their own social boundaries and symbolic boundaries, which range from obscure in the bidding process to clear in the process of providing service, and the maintenance of relationships among different entities in the service progress, as well as the confirmation and insistence on the professional role.
The law does not provide for a waiver process to clear otherwise-barred job candidates.
We use ho'oponopono (known as the Hawaiian forgiveness process) to clear up negative past experiences and relationships.
Kavanaugh did not answer MacCallum's question about whether he wanted an FBI investigation, even after consistently saying he wanted a "fair process" to clear his name.
In more than half of the cases, law enforcement officials launched the process to clear the names of the innocent -- or at least cooperated with reviews triggered by others.
