While they serve broadly the same purpose to cram more air into an engine, so more fuel can be burned they function differently.
We propose that these genes can serve broadly as genes for normalization of RNAseq data acquired from heterogeneous tissues such as brain.
The two hospitals are adjacent and serve broadly the same inner-city catchment of South East London, which is characterised by ethnic diversity and wide disparities of health and wealth.
The detection and punishment of almost any criminal offense serves broadly the safety of the community, and our streets would no doubt be safer but for the scourge of illegal drugs.
From U.S. soil, thanks to an Alliance entry ticket, Khatami served broadly as a prominent spokesman for Iran's interests–just as Iran was thumbing its nose at U.S. efforts, via the U.N. Security Council, to put a stop to Tehran's pursuit of nuclear bomb fuel.
Modern concepts on the functional organization of cortical primary motor areas maintain a somatotopic view only for major body districts (such as face, arm, leg), each being sustained by a network serving broadly distributed functions which involve large populations of neurons in spatially separate clusters.
These constructs could serve as broadly protective vaccine candidates to protect against both LT- and ST-producing ETEC.
Learning environments that merge embodied actions with representationally rich, domain-relevant visual displays, in particular, may serve to broadly improve real outcomes for STEM students.
With property terms, scholarly resources can serve as broadly accepted references and dictionaries, such as the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) by the US National Library of Medicine [40] and NeuroLex by the National Institutes of Health-contracted Neuroscience Information Framework [41].
The company, which currently has 65 employees, claims around 10percentt of the Fortune 500 as customers, so they are beginning to attract the very type of clients they hope to serve more broadly in the future.
Yet, understanding learning-by-doing phenomena as expressed by an industry-wide experience curve for shale gas production can be useful for strategic planning in the gas sector, as well as assist environmental policy design, and serve more broadly as input for projections of energy system developments.
