This technology enables accurate assessment of abundance over a wide dynamic range and, in parallel, regulation of genes of interest.
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It is a sign of deliberate portfolio construction and expansion that the age-group-specific product ranges expand in parallel with the ageing of the company (and in line with that of the founders' children).1.1
This memory range is accessed in parallel by threads of the many-cores GPU with the following principle.
Practitioners aiming to prevent problems in this way are encouraged to consider all potentially viable solutions at the response phase and to implement a range of interventions in parallel.
The L2 stage sample was diluted over a five-log range and used in parallel RT-PCR assays.
Second, separate introductions from native populations to similar latitudes in the introduced range can result in parallel clines in the absence of selection.
This number of binding partners is presumably required to generate the diversity of fibril patterns, which range from parallel bundles in tendon and ligament, to orthogonal lattices in cornea, and interlocking weaves in blood vessels, skin, and bone.
The films have shown the same type of surface morphology (grains with mountain-range shape, aligned in parallel chains to the [0 0 1] substrate's azimuth).
The 'opening of the tongs', i.e. the split between the 3′- and 5′-branches, reaches its maximum in the S-range of hybridization in parallel with the maximum of the hook curve and of the degradation hook.
Starting in the 1970s, they invested in a wide range of parallel education systems, media outlets, professional organizations, government watchdog groups, and so on.
