Finally, I asked a child protection specialist, John Brown of the NSPCC, if he thought there were any common factors which could lead us to make useful generalizations.
Finally, I asked a child protection specialist, Jon Brown of the NSPCC, if he thought there were any common factors which could lead us to make useful generalisations.
Since target genes in other animals are known such regulation could allow us to make useful comparison and understand their function in regeneration.
However, as we have previously shown, even such noisy TF target predictions contain sufficient information to allow us to make useful predictions of the biological roles of the TF (Bodén and Bailey, 2008).
Cheap gas also buoys petrochemicals firms, which use it to make useful stuff such as plastic.
During the 1800s, Arts-and-Crafts-Movement artists sought to enliven what they saw as the soullessness of industrialization by using their skills to make useful objects by hand.
The wonky mouthful known as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's General Transit Feed Specification is a free tool aimed at software developers who seek to use the agency's schedules to make useful apps.
The novelty of synthetic biology lies in the use of synthesized parts that can be arranged to make useful products.
The background information the HDR provides can be used to inform development work and enable activists and policymakers to make useful comparisons.
He has indeed learned to be "flexible"—and to make useful friends.
Nor, in Dr Miller's view of the world, is the ability to make useful things exempt from sexual selection.
