Though some of its woes are unique, a crucial one is not.
The excellent electrochemical performances indicate that each component in the hybrid film provides unique and crucial function to achieve optimized electrochemical properties.
Birth cohort parent participants are unique and crucial stakeholders to secondary use as they participate alongside their children in long-term, detailed data collection on myriad constructs (e.g. physical, emotional, developmental and social data) (Golding et al. 2009).
From a medical point of view, especially the individual combination of nsSNPs may play a unique and crucial role in clinical diagnostics, in particular, within the context of complex genetic disorders.
These results indicated that SNP calling with CS makes possible the better detection of truly unique and crucial SNPs, which discriminate accurately among the strains.> -wrap-foot> In this analysis CS based on 13 M.
Elegant studies based on electron microscopy have revealed that this feature of CBX2 has mediated a highly positively charged region located in its C-terminus not found in any other PcG member, thus suggesting a unique and crucial function for CBX2 in PcG-mediated repression.
She straddles elite sport, politics and the media and forms a crucial, unique link between the buzzy, feel-good optimism surrounding the Paralympics, and the harsh, uncomfortable reality of life for many disabled people in welfare cuts-era Britain.
Household reservoirs of these unique strains are crucial to their success as community-based pathogens.
Synthesis of palladium (Pd) nanostructures with unique shapes is crucial due to their shape dependent electrochemical activity.
However, neither Owen's lab chief nor the university did so, and they are unlikely to be unique in this crucial omission.
