Accordingly, lux01 cells cannot produce their own autoinducer and the induction in that case is driven by adding exogenous autoinducer to the medium.
The subsequent decomposition results show how much of the rise in IRHI in each case was driven by changes in health outcomes and how much by income re-ranking.
The role of opera in the book is perhaps mostly a matter of tone: "The Metropolis Case" is driven by the same mix of exuberance and morbidity, fatalism and erotic energy.
The last case is driven by a simple mass action rate law, but the first two require more sophisticated rate laws that will be illustrated in the next section.
The negative association among cases was driven by a small group with highest LINE-1%5mC levels (≥64%, n = 162) (results not shown).
The magnitude of this decline relative to controls was less extreme at 20°C (Additional file 1: Table S1) than at 25°C (Additional file 1: Table S2), but in both cases was driven by the delayed (but not reduced) reproduction observed at the highest PQ level.
Mr Bursey told the cops, defiantly, that he was under the impression that the whole of America was a free-speech zone.Bill Nettles, Mr Bursey's lawyer, claims that the case is being driven not by the young Mr Thurmond but by higher-ups in Washington, who want a new way to stifle dissent.
This was a big contradiction, because California's large share of the nation's welfare cases is driven by immigration, and specifically immigrant children.
