To preclude additional methionine, NNC degenerate codons (N = A, C, T, G) were used in the synthetic oligonucleotides; as a result, only 15 amino acids (excluding M, E, Q, W, K) were encoded in the randomized positions with a measured library size of 1.0 × 10.
Although the foundation now owns enough property to keep it busy for some years to come, Mr. Comstock doesn't preclude additional purchases.
Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) asked DeVos whether she had anywhere that she needed to be this evening that would preclude additional questions.
The very structure of clinical trials may be contributing to this because assumptions made during trial planning preclude additional learning within residual important areas of uncertainty, such as dose, timing, and duration of treatment.
Although the magnitudes of the effects in the in vitro TPase assay may seem moderate, it is helpful to keep in mind that these are end-point effects, and do not preclude additional rate effects.
However, as long as the positive effect of increased adherence to food plants on the individual fitness is not proven, this remains a hypothesis and does not preclude additional or even other adaptive functions of haired shells.
DSCs, which are enriched cells resistant to chemotherapeutic agents, are relatively quiescent and are an efficient model for multidrug resistance research, as they preclude additional effects of chemotherapy-sensitive tumour cells.
Further, if KBU2046 were exerting efficacy by inhibiting phosphorylation of the Ser226 residue, then removal of that residue should, by definition, preclude additional efficacy.
"The enforcement orders do not preclude additional supervisory actions or the imposition of civil money penalties," she said.
Choosing a "dead language" for formal nomenclature helps preclude additional meanings creeping into the nomenclatural designations.
As doxorubicin monotherapy at the proposed dose is not myelosuppressive it does not preclude additional surgery for third ventriculostomy, Ommaya reservoir or shunt placement.
