Seven weeks later, trusting Sherman's recovery sufficiently, Halleck assigned him to Cairo, Ill., to serve as the logistical coordinator for Grant's army, the beginning of a long and intense friendship between two emotionally wounded warriors.
Therefore, the kinetic coefficient for grain grain interaction has been assigned sufficiently high values in comparison to grain liquid interaction in order to ensure rigid grain grain interfaces.
Even though a further subcellular compartment cannot be unambiguously delineated, the subcellular distributions of analytes with sufficiently explained distributions assigned into this cluster might be partially overestimated as this cluster comprises the mitochondrial marker and therefore metabolites shared between the mitochondria and plastids/cytosol (see above; Data S4).
Such path-based identification of the nodes is not necessary in a COSMIC template if all internally reused archetype nodes are sufficiently replicated and assigned with unique identifications.
where d is a time delay sufficiently long for vehicles assigned to the same time slot to sense if other vehicle has already started its transmission and, at the same time, sufficiently low not to overlap with the beginning of later time slots, i.e., d≪s t.
The size of the single amplicon produced varies between species and in some cases is sufficiently different to assign provisional species identification.
At the end of the process described in the previous section, the sink will have enough information to assign sufficiently long activity windows to the different clusters in such a way that they do not interfere with each other.
For two twin pairs, DNA quality was poor and genotyping was not sufficiently complete to assign IBD sharing.
Sequence changes between mouse species were sufficiently modest to assign a specific site of genetic variation to a corresponding TF binding location, often unambiguously.
No single tool is sufficiently robust to assign function to genes from a species such as X. laevis, whose genome has not been sequenced.
These results suggest that even with the short half-lives of phthalates, women's patterns of exposure may be sufficiently stable to assign an exposure level based on a single first morning void urine measurement.
