And we were banned from hiring Iraqis on our own because we were told that one American contractor had a "sole source contract" with the Pentagon.
Isn't it ironic that an administration that preaches the virtues of competition and the free-enterprise system would allow the Pentagon to sign a "sole source contract" with a provider of translators, thereby eliminating a competitor?
The solid state fermentation of A. oryzae (F6) with potato pulp powder as a sole source and along with supplementation of nitrogen yielded 2.85 ± 5.0 and 18.68 U/g of acid protease, respectively.
Fulfilling God's purpose by choice is the sole source of meaning, with the existence of an afterlife not necessary for it (Brown 1971; Levine 1987; Cottingham 2003).
The experimental diets consisted of HiPSF or PPI as the sole source of protein with or without MC and a low-protein diet (5% casein) used to quantify endogenous AA losses.
Cultures of A. tumefaciens strain NTL4 (Luo et al. 2001) and its derivatives were grown with shaking at 30 °C in liquid MG/L (Cangelosi et al. 1991) or in AB minimal medium (Cangelosi et al. 1991) supplemented to 0.2% with mannitol as the sole source of carbon (ABM) and with 0.005% yeast extract or on solid 2% agar medium using either Nutrient both (Difco) or ABM media at 28 °C.
The model uses atomistic calculations as the sole source of constitutive information, with no parameter fitting of any kind to experimental data.
This procedure was repeated several times with intermediate liquid cultures with pyrene as sole source of C and energy in order to obtain almost pure cultures (see Additional file 1).
(B ) Cells with Bem1-CAAX as the sole source of Bem1 (DLY17732) are healthy while those with Cdc2438A-CAAX as the sole source of Cdc24 (DLY18565) are temperature-sensitive.
Now, because they are often the sole source of groceries in areas with no full-size supermarket, the stores are becoming linchpins in public health campaigns.
