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This expression allows also to determine the direction of the wave propagation.

This expression allows monitoring and quantification of signal transduction by fluorescence.

This expression allows a priori optimization of designs that aim at estimating r g.

This expression allows the researcher to efficiently carry out procedures, such as cross-validation, to tune this parameter.

This expression allows for genetic variation in competitive ability and decomposes it into two components; the effect of one's own genotype on itself (α ijij ) and the effect of other genotypes (α ijkl ).

(b) use of the particle size distributions as in this paper but with an alternative expression for the grade efficiency as a function of d i relative to d c (Mannweiler and Hoare, 1992): (5) Again this expression allows for non-ideal flow patterns in the settling zone of the full scale centrifuge.

This expression allowed metabolic engineering of E. coli to produce the flavonol kaempferol and the 3′, 4′ B-ring hydroxylated flavonol quercetin from the p-coumaric acid precursor by simultaneously co-expressing the fusion protein with 4-coumaroyl CoA-ligase (4-coumaroyl CoA-ligasee (CHS), chalcone isomerase (CHI), flavanone 3β-hydroxylase (FHT) and flavonol synthase (FLS).

The last two terms in this expression allow for the change δε2 in the permittivity resulting from the increased collision rate, which tends to zero with shell thickness as δε2 ∝ 1/(R2 − R1).

This compartment-specific expression allows for manipulation of paracrine signaling from the mesenchyme to the intestinal epithelium.

This meiotic exclusive expression allows us to engineer allelic replacements of IME2 without any impact on vegetative cells, and then assess the ability of strains to complete various aspects of the meiotic program.

Though this openness toward free expression allows for the expression of truly odious views, it also ensures that those views are given sunlight, exposed for the public to criticise and denounce.