"I'd love to say that the pivots I've made have been active and conscious, but they have mostly stemmed from that point where I really start to dread where or what I'm working on.
In conclusion, the crystal structure of the pyrazinamidase from M. tuberculosis described here has unveiled important structural features of the enzyme and so, represents a valuable tool to decipher the structure-function relationships and investigate the molecular mechanisms of resistance to PZA stemming from the point mutations identified in clinical isolates.
When referring to pregnant women, inter-study comparisons were limited by the relative scarcity of studies investigating this particular group, heterogeneity in the presentation of results and differences in metal concentrations stemming from the point in time when samples are collected.
This stems from a federal point of view that considers homeland security an extension of national security dictated from inside the beltway.
By imaging the burst of emitted fluorescence on a pixilated detector such as a camera and exploiting the a priori knowledge that the emission stems from the same point, the position of the molecule can be determined with a precision much higher than the full width at half-maximum of the point-spread function (PSF) of the imaging lens (4– 9).
The individual and national annual estimated loss of $20,000 and $9.1 billion respectively stems from a point prevalence of 235 per 100,000 for the Wichita Study.
Instead, most of what is known about the King Island emu today stems from a 33-point questionnaire that he used to interview a local English sealer, Daniel Cooper, about the bird.
To ensure that no profitable pooling deviation exists we have depicted the zero isoprofit line associated to the zero profit pooling contract, which stems from point (A).
The root of all of my hate stems from this central point.
"Are there any genuine questions that don't stem from a political point of view, that are really not here to be on a soap box?" At that moment, the bottle hit the wall.
He put it down to "the inferiority complex", but his criticisms also stemmed from his central point that "there is no more reason to choose a negro to play Othello than to requisition a fat man for Falstaff".
