Thus, one major reason for the reluctance to share data before publication is that researchers want to prevent competitors from anticipating publications based upon their data.
I'd been anticipating, upon arriving at the border, the chaos of a battle's aftermath — refugees, wounded fighters, prisoners — but instead the chaos was manifested in news trucks, dozens of them, both regional and international, all painted white, with rooftop satellite dishes posturing skyward like a peacock's plumage.
Such a mechanism would be efficient for anticipating photo-damage and repairing DNA upon UV exposure during the day.
Upon launch, anticipated during the 2016-17 academic year, the College of Business will comprise Cornell's three accredited business programs: the School of Hotel Administration, the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, and the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management.
They must seek partnerships with trustees and the administration to build upon tradition, anticipate resources, and help envision a world that brings what they do into sharper relevance.
Participants expressed that this resource section is a great first step to build upon, and anticipated that additional resources could be added.
Saint Laurent takes it upon himself to anticipate every potential humiliation in the bulge of a seam, the pucker of a pleat, the mockery of a bow.
"The Spanish government expressed its readiness to consider this in the further budgetary process," said Mr. Juncker, who explained the accord was agreed upon sooner than anticipated.
The continual progression between day and night has applied a constant selective pressure upon organisms to anticipate, and entrain to, periodic changes in their environment.
Also the MS/MS spectra changed upon citrullination, as anticipated, with more prominent b-ions showing up when the converted arginine was on the C-terminal part of the peptide and increased levels of y-ions when it was located more N-terminally.
"Take me on a trip upon your magic swirlin' ship," sang Bob Dylan, anticipating the Zoom Arq by a good half century.
