Probably the most fascinating part of working in this field at the JRC is being able to operate at the unique intersection between policy-making, science, consumer protection, and industrial advancement.
"HopHacks and Hopkins students are part of a unique intersection between a university environment and the Baltimore community.
"HopHacks and Hopkins students are part of a unique intersection between a university environment and the Baltimore community," he said.
Furthermore, we show that INPP1 mediates this effect on glycolysis possibly through LPA signaling, highlighting a unique intersection between lipid signaling pathways and central carbon metabolism in cancer cells.
Note that in this case, there exists at most one (unique) intersection point between f(M2) and g(M2) within U, indicating a simple binary separation of the K1- K2 bifurcation diagram into stable and oscillatory regions.
The phylogenetic studies of unique gene conservation from O. lucimarinus to A. thaliana provided a final list of 192 unique genes, the intersection between the two lists (200 and 209) provided by comparisons going in the two opposite directions.
Craig was a true visionary, quickly grasping the unique intersection of law, technology, and venture capital that the Bay Area afforded.
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Second, we used the intersection between the two sets of unique genes in order to characterize a set of genes conserved as unique in both A. thaliana and O. sativa, i.e. pan-orthologs as defined by Blair et al. [ 30].
