VNTR sequence may vary over only a few generations, therefore such loci may only be useful for once-only assessments of local epidemiology and not suitable for repeated sampling of a population.
It has an inherently long half-life of between 30 and 50 hours with gradual onset of action and a prolonged effect, which is useful for once-daily dosing, and no rebound of HTN when the drug is abruptly stopped.
It is a useful cliché for once, since not only does the commission -- acting for university presidents -- own the barn (the pro-style college arena) and the horse (the pro-style student-athlete) but the stench and ground cover is farmlike.
"This is a mechanism that we think might apply more broadly to other compounds of this kind," he says, adding that the finding may represent "a new way to create glassy materials that may be useful for batteries". Once the change to a glassy composition takes place, its volume changes become gradual rather than sudden, and as a result "it may be longer-lived," Chiang says.
It is possible that concept mapping will impose lower extraneous load and becomes more useful for learning once students gain prior knowledge, so over longer learning periods, concept mapping may become more effective.
The information provided by the multifractal analysis completes the description obtained by using urban indexes and landscape metrics and might be useful for urban planning once the linkage between both frameworks has been done.
The National Guard has been particularly useful for this.However, once homeland security starts involving co-operation between states or private groups, things get more patchy.
When they meet on Tuesday at Sea Island, Ga., President Bush and the other leaders from the Group of 8 industrialized nations intend to discuss ways to reduce the cost of sending the money home, and to make it more useful for poor nations once it gets there.
The indicator appears to be potentially useful for capacity building, once the initial step of research priority setting has been completed.
