Scientists say they had to replace their ambitious modeling plan with rudimentary activities and spend their remaining BRACE funds on "tick kits" — complete with beakers of deer ticks in nymph and adult stages — to distribute to school children.
These rudimentary active sites show emerging enzymatic activities that select to varying degrees between different oxygen chemistries.
Growing spuds, once one of the more rudimentary agricultural activities, has gone high-tech in recent decades, and high-tech inevitably means high cost.
The symptoms of mental illness could make difficult even the most rudimentary of activities, such as self-care, cooking and shopping, [ 26, 36] and taking up employment was especially problematic [ 31].
It takes one glance at the work of friends who have played FarmVille 2 longer or better to transform the most rudimentary virtual farming activities into manic endeavors to get your grass greener.
From the fact that the ancient Egyptians engaged in shipping on a wide scale, it can be inferred that they had at least rudimentary laws regulating that activity, although no trace of any has been found thus far.
26 Although the understanding of tissue steroid metabolism was rudimentary, bidirectional 11β-HSD activity was noted in rheumatoid synovial tissue 27 and significant amounts of cortisol were generated from cortisone injected into inflamed joints.
During these research activities, a rudimentary 'system' of research may emerge.
These structures emerged from peptides with rudimentary non-specific catalytic activities in the pre-domain stage of evolution (Lupas et al., 2001).
In addition, the understanding of structure activity relations is too rudimentary to predict detailed pharmacological activity.
Yet, among the embryos that reached a postneurula stage, a significantly higher proportion of the X. tropicalis poly(A)+ RNA-injected population had pigmented rudimentary eyes and/or demonstrated muscular activity (Table 2).
