A banker, a modern dancer, an underwater cartographer — one has to be willing to trespass and be a quick enough study to pull it off".
The work presented here was inspired by "The Tortoise and the Hare II" (Shaw et al., 2005), which was the first study to pull together information on a large number of regions commonly in use (at that time) for plant phylogenetics.
In the application, users can search for a participant by barcode or by study code to pull up the participant's information and enter data.
Equilibrium kinetics of the D-xylose isomerase reaction do not favor production of D-xylulose and co-expression with a D-xylulokinase has been recommend by prior studies to help pull D-xylose into the pathway.
But then, his wanderlust quelled, he enrolled at the University of Wisconsin at Madison to study history, only to pull up stakes for Europe when his degree and 300 resumes resulted in not one job offer.
The study is the first to pull together field research by social scientists nationwide to track the effects of a family's illegal immigration status on children from birth until they graduate from college and start to navigate the job market.
Single molecule studies using optical tweezers to pull pseudoknots apart [ 37– 39] showed that the mechanical force required to unfold pseudoknots is much larger than the Gibbs free-energy difference (Δ G) between folded and unfolded pseudoknots.
That contrasts with NIH's response 4 years ago, when a similar study prompted the agency to pull genetic data from its public Web sites.
Essentially, it's like homework that's gotten an A. While studying, you'll need to pull your information from peer-reviewed sources and once you work professionally, you'll need to get your work peer-reviewed as well.
During metamorphosis, most phoronids studied to date pull the larval telotroch into the proctodaeum, where the telotroch undergoes digestion [ 23, 35, 36, 38, 39] (Table 1).
