If you ride the subway or the bus a lot, your cost per ride will significantly shrink, ending up much closer to $1 than to $2. Is there a more fundamental goal for mass-transit advocates than to increase ridership and, in the process, keep cars off the streets?
[ 28] previously suggested a possible mechanism of SPR2 mobility including binding to growing or shrinking ends of MTs.
EB proteins bind growing ends of MTs, but do not select between plus- and minus-ends, whereas ch-TOG/XMAP215 only binds the plus-ends but does not distinguish between growing and shrinking ends (Maurer et al., 2014; Zanic et al., 2013).
With the threat of a Bush veto removed, Congress will now be looking to shrink or end those industry subsidies to save Medicare money, Mr. Laszewski said.
But Marrett couldn't explain how NSF planned to fund those increases from an education budget that would rise by only $13 million, nor what, if any, programs NSF wants to shrink or end.
I totally abused the opportunity to see a shrink, and ended up with a substance abuse problem myself.
We had fun but…Oct 30th 2008 Bank regulation: Behavioural financeOct 30th 2008 The politics of a shrinking economy: End of the phoney peaceOct 23rd 2008Gathering gloom about Britain's deteriorating prospects has contributed to the collapse of sterling against the dollar.
Then, the KT is tethered at the end of the MT (end-on attachment) and transported further as the MT shrinks (end-on pulling).
When this happened, either of the following two events occurred in wild-type cells [ 3]: (1) CEN3 was tethered at the MT end (end-on attachment) and pulled toward a spindle pole as the MT shrank further (end-on pulling) (40% of cases) or (2) the MT showed regrowth (MT rescue at CEN3) (60% of cases).
This feels believable; we shrink toward the end.
