Information on diagnosis, disease duration, previous and ongoing DMARDs, treatment start and termination, as well as cause of withdrawal was prospectively collected during the period of March 1999 through December 2004.
Our model also ignores the details of termination, as well as translation errors.
In E. coli and Bacillus subtilis, rpoB mutations have been shown to impact promoter binding and transcriptional elongation and termination, as well as elements of transcription-coupled repair.
The complete reproductive calendar typically records, for each of the 60 months preceding the interview, all pregnancies, births, and terminations, as well as use of family planning (7).
The closings are in addition to 28 stores that are to be closed this month and the termination of as many as 50 leases already planned for the chain.
(Another way out: watch for the company to change the terms of the contract — like raising rates — and then argue for a penalty-free termination as part of the new deal).
In contrast, in [ PSI + ] cells the Sup35 is unable to efficiently participate in translation termination as most of Sup35 protein is sequestered in self-replicating prion multimers [ 20].
While difficult to do, you have to stop thinking of the termination as the end of something, and start thinking of it as a change of course that might lead you to a better situation.
These sequences may trigger useful functional changes (expression pattern, alternative splicing, transcription initiation and termination) as a result of the presence of particular motifs or their physico-chemical properties [see [ 162] as a recent example].
By Ken Auletta May 26 , 2014The story of Jill Abramson's abrupt termination as the executive editor of the Times is one of those running stories in which reporters peel away one layer only to be presented with another.
