The need for such screening stems from the moral hazard problem of UI, as the beneficiaries face disincentives to take a job or to hide a job if employed.
Women believed that reservations towards screening stemmed from cultural rather than religious beliefs and values.
The final screened stem-loop structure (Additional file 1: Figure S8) was detected using the mfold web server [ 77].
For example, when you don't need the keyboard (when you just need to read or refer to a document, for instance), you can leave the screen and stem folded flat, as they originally appear.
In this study, the rapid rEGS assay was used to screen for stem EGSs that selectively cleave the target mglB mRNA.
Together, these data indicate that this method produces reproducible results and allows the generation of a sufficient number of naïve HGPS precursor cells to screen their stem cell properties.
Fractions were then milled using a Fitzpatrick JT-6 Homoloid mill (Continental Process Systems , Inc Westmont, Illinois, USA), with leaf, husk and cob fractions passing through a 4.763 mm (3/16 in) mesh screen and stem fractions passing through a 3.175 mm (1/8 in) mesh screen.
A significant reduction of the peak polarization voltage requires higher carrier densities than most practical situations, and screening effects stem mainly from the interior-screening and the localization of the polarization voltage within QW edge-layers.
It has been said that Ladd's jaded demeanour, so often evident in his screen performances, stemmed from this incident.
Phytochemical screening of stem bark extract of D.montana was performed for the qualitative detection of different phytocompounds such as alkaloids, flavonoids, saponins, glycosides, phenols, steroids, carbohydrates, oils and fats, proteins, amino acids, tannins, gums and reducing sugars.
