Never mind, the recommendation came from a close friend, Tom Starker, a restauranteur and entrepreneur who had also been a charismatic, substantive figure in NYC club scene in the 80's and 90's, and featured in Andy Warhol's diaries.
In simulations with PIPs present, the residues that formed a substantive number of contacts with PIP2 or PIP3 molecules are in the proximity of the IP3 substrate in the crystal structure (see Figure S8 of the Supporting Information).
Reviewer #1 (Reviewing editor): Substantive concerns: Figure 8 illustrates an analysis of imprinting by pyrosequencing across 16 brain regions.
Of the remaining 350 articles, 223 were excluded: 41 because no rapid responses were received within three months and 182 because the responses clearly did not contain substantive criticism (figure).
Ms. Quinn has missed few opportunities to highlight her standing as a substantive and stable figure in the race.
In combination with a series of amplicons that range in size from 100 400 bp (i.e. reflective of amplicons used in real-time qPCR), LRE analysis demonstrated that neither GC content nor amplicon size had any substantive impact on fluorescence intensity (Figure 5).
The hierarchical clustering identified nine substantive networks illustrated by the map in Figure 3 and the dendrogram in Figure 4.
This is the benchmark figure for making any substantive change.
Figure 1 indicates that substantive associations between DDS17 and diabetes variables were evident at unexpectedly low levels of DDS17.
More specifically, they aim (i) to identify the concepts that figure centrally in tort's substantive norms and structural features (the latter being the procedures and mechanisms by which the institution of tort law enforces its substantive norms) and (ii) to explain how tort's substantive norms and structural features are related.
