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From these 27 courses, 14 instructors agreed to allow for entry to survey students.
The bottom endcap has a hole drilled in it to allow for entry of cables and to allow moisture to escape, and the top endcap has a hole to allow a window for observations.
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For proteasomal degradation to occur, the gate formed by α subunits must be opened to allow for substrate entry.
CubeSensors, the company created by Ales Spetic, has folded itself into a wireless access company called Klevio to bring the tiny tech necessary to allow for keyless entry into homes and apartments.
Recently, we have reported a technique that employs site specific-genetic encoding of a photocaged lysine (NPMK, nitropiperonylmethyloxycarbonyl lysine) into a bipartite NLS to allow for nuclear entry upon illumination and decaging.
Cultures were diluted 1 5 the following day in LB containing carbenicillin and tetracycline to allow for re-entry into the logarithmic growth phase, grown to an OD600 of 1.5 (∼6 hr).
The components of a system must appear seamless to allow for efficient data entry, queries and report preparation, and must also allow for rapid deployment of new services.
Each string of final features ends with an "Other Feature": text box to allow for free text entry of features not hard coded into the database.
Instead, a general 90-day lag was introduced to allow for completion of data entry.
Subsequent iterations of this first stage use variations of the Medicare suffix and also drop one variable at a time to allow for errors in data entry, with a maximum of variation in two variables allowed at one time.
Also, the addition of mevalonate (at 100-fold the lovastatin concentration) has been shown to release the cells from the G1 cell cycle arrest induced by lovastatin and allow for entry into late G1, S and G2/M phases [ 37].
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