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Alternately, rather, the data show that BMP signaling acts broadly and then is refined.
More broadly, the presented data refine our knowledge of patterns of evolutionary divergence of meiosis, a fundamental process ancestral to all extant eukaryotes.
In addition to this work, Twinscan has been applied broadly and with success to refine the annotation of the C. elegans [ 23], chicken [ 24], and rat [ 25] genomes.
More broadly, it also refers to oil refined from low-quality pork and animal offal as well as oil overused for fried food.
The research firm said the U.S. refining industry has entered an upward industry cycle of broadly improving profitability, following 20 years of low returns.
Amazon said Bose in particular had been working with the company to build, design and test the solution, and refine the new kit, which will be made more broadly available to developers this summer.
More broadly, this indicates a potential strategy to refine the predictive ability of gene expression-based signatures of chemosensitivity in breast cancer by first identifying cohorts based on relevant tumor biology such as ER, HER2 and Topoisomerase IIA expression.
Both sides in the argument presume that proportionality in war has some broadly accepted meaning which rational people can discuss, refine and apply to real situations.
Alternatively, we can adopt a broader definition of the neural crest: neural crest cells originate from the border of the neural and non-neural ectoderm and subpopulations of such broadly defined neural crest cells can be further refined.
