Despite the initial successes of synthetic designs [ 1- 5], the paradigm of biological sciences as descriptive disciplines may not rapidly assist in rationally engineering novel gene networks, despite the increasing volume of components that can be used in constructing synthetic networks.
It is conceivable that this method could assist in rationally designed and multitargeted removal of pathways competing with the production of industrially useful chemicals and factors deleterious to growth.
Definitive studies in select populations (ie, ApoE e4 non-carriers with low dietary intake of saturated fat and n-6 fatty acids) may assist in the development of rationally-guided, individualized therapies for the subset of AD subjects that may benefit from omega-3 PUFA administration.
The interactive CAI software can demonstrate the arranged teaching contents naturally and rationally, fully mobilize students' enthusiasm in class, and assist teachers to complete the teaching contents.
Spectroscopic characterization will assist in elucidating the structure of furanone coatings, understanding their mode of action when covalently immobilized on surfaces, and rationally designing and optimizing an effective antibacterial coating for biomedical applications.
In the Spring 2015 issue of the Family Law Review, a publication of the New York State Bar Association, in an article titled Client Directed Representation Makes Good Sense, Patricia Miller Latzman maintains that "as the child's attorney, the [AFC] consults, counsels, advises and assists the child in rationally forming and articulating her position.
The psychiatrist and psychologist who contend that Mr. Cherry is incompetent have testified at a two-day hearing here that Mr. Cherry suffers from a form of dementia that would prevent him from following a trial, assisting his lawyers and testifying rationally in his own defense.
3′,5′-Ansa-adenosine derivatives, rationally designed as an Hsp90 inhibitor by extracting and fusing a natural product, geldanamycin, and a natural substrate, ATP, were efficiently synthesized by the ring-closing metathesis assisted by the 2,4-dimethoxybenzyl group.
