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We reasoned that if deletion mutants for other members of a particular protein complex share anc1Δ's damage sensitivity profile, this would pinpoint the complex via which Anc1 helps cells survive after chemical damage.

This would pinpoint genes that are associated with inbreeding depression, either as cause or as consequence.

Malaysia, Australia and China agreed in July that the A$160m hunt would be suspended once the current stretch of ocean was exhausted, unless new evidence emerged that would pinpoint a specific location of the aircraft.

But any new search would require more funding; Malaysia, Australia and China said in July that the $160m hunt will be suspended once the current stretch of ocean is exhausted unless new evidence emerges that would pinpoint a specific location of the aircraft.

But any new search would require more funding; Malaysia, Australia and China said in July that the $160-million hunt will be suspended once the current stretch of ocean is exhausted unless new evidence emerges that would pinpoint a specific location of the aircraft.

Gayle was almost fulsome when asked if England's attack could combat Australia: "I would pinpoint Jimmy," he said.

Edison would pinpoint areas where innovation was possible and percolating, then piece together pre-existing inventions and ideas to push technology forward with a usable device.

A diagnosis of dyslexia would pinpoint the problem and help children get the appropriate reading instruction to be successful in school.

The data could also play a role in preservation: comparing the 2009 scan with a future one would pinpoint the tomb's rate of decay.

The bill would require process servers in New York City to electronically record every instance in which they serve or try to serve someone, using a global positioning system that would pinpoint their exact location.

If I were asked by a survey to describe my experience with sexual assault in college, I would pinpoint two incidents, both of which occurred at or after parties in my freshman year.