This provides a natural framework for combining evidence from multi-ethnic studies of both dichotomous and quantitative traits that (i) accommodates different patterns of LD, (ii) integrates different genotyping platforms and (iii) allows for the presence of allelic heterogeneity between the populations.
The need for a suitable scaffold that can (i) accommodate cells, (ii) be instructive, (iii) mimic the natural ECM to be replaced, and (iv) promote an effective tissue regeneration is mandatory for tissue engineering applications.
Key requirements are that: (i) the chamber wall accommodates the cyclic energy deposition while providing the required lifetime, and (ii) that after each shot the chamber is cleared and returned to a quiescent state in preparation for the target injection and the firing of the driver for the subsequent shot.
I tell them, "You can do this course and get the right grade because you have a good memory – but if you don't have passion, creativity, individuality, there's no point".In my life now, I find that people accommodate my dyslexia.
In the first-ever 100-meter dash that could accommodate commercial breaks, I eventually crossed the finish line a few seconds ahead of Brees.
Only a five minute drive from my home in the Alberta capital, and with a car park that can accommodate 20,000 vehicles, I used to be embarrassed that my hometown's reputation could depend so heavily on it.
The most intensive anthelmintic control programmes were found on stud farms and trotting stables, i.e. establishments that typically accommodate a great number of young horses.
If L sc <0, based on the first and second principle, except for load that cluster i can accommodate, a part of messages from CC ij should be transferred across cluster.
I needed to construct a ritual that would accommodate both".
That's when I realised we didn't have a theatre that could accommodate the show.
