Sequence data from 862 (83.0%) of these 1,038 primer sets were successfully analyzed, meaning that approximately 304,350 total bp were successfully sequenced (all primer sets for RT-PCR and cDNA sequencing are available on request).
Tonight, creators successfully intertwined meaning with special effects and local culture with visual displays, all while unveiling a show that delicately touched on American patriotism and the international hope for unity.
Last year, according to NIS, North Korea turned 60,000 computers in the South and abroad into "zombies," meaning they successfully accessed the machines remotely and gained control over them.
So far the new drug has only been tested successfully with lab mice, meaning it should be taken with a grain of salt.
He smiles broadly as he delivers the good news that this year he successfully passed his examinations, meaning that he can move to the next grade – an exceptional achievement in South Sudan where less than one in ten children complete primary school.
Though 34 killed themselves there in 2013, the team did successfully intervene with 364 others, meaning that with 40percentt less staff surely, this year, a worrying number of potentials won't be dealt with.
In the following fifteen examples, randomly selected from over one hundred 2015 court decisions, the plaintiff for a variety of reasons was unable to successfully assert res ipsa loquitur, meaning that these events did not "speak for themselves".
Through partial S gene sequencing we detected rtM204V mutation in one sample successfully (shown in Figure 8), meaning the partial S gene sequencing could be used in both HBV genotyping and in analysis of HBV drug resistant mutation.
Since computation is naturalistically well-defined, the argument goes, and since causal interactions between thoughts and concepts can be understood completely in terms of computation, we can completely naturalize intentionality if we can successfully treat meanings as arising out of thoughts/concepts' internal interactions with each other.
