The detection of bimodal genes in human is useful for determining a set of genes tightly controlled around two states at the transcript level.
Modern political and economic structures were built on humans being useful to the state: most notably as workers and soldiers, Harari argues.
Deep sequencing and capture techniques [ 8– 11] can be applied to recover more human DNA from each sample but, ultimately, the total amount of useful human DNA sequence is limited by the number of intact human DNA fragments in the sample.
What I'd like to do today is to extend this way of thinking to other areas of our lives to see if the Greeks can teach us anything useful about being human in the 21st century.
Dykers said the statue is a useful reminder that humans are diverse, and have their own ideas about design.
Managers tend to prefer their employees simply happy; but perhaps moody workers are useful human resources too.Innovation crosses overstrategy+businessAutumn 2006"Innovators without borders"By Kevin Dehoff and Vikas SehgalChina and India's growing armies of tech-savvy workers and graduates are the subject of this article, by two authors from Booz Allen Hamilton, a consultancy.
Furthermore, in other studies, useful human molecular analyses have been obtained from urine stored without preservative at −20°C for up to 25 years [19] and up to 7 years [20].
Although Peeple's developer insists humans rating humans is "useful feedback that we can use to our advantage," I call bullshit.
The surgically-induced joint instability models of OA in rats, which resemble post-traumatic OA in humans, are useful tools to study OA pathogenesis.
We determined whether levels of oxidatively damaged DNA and lipid peroxidation products in cells or bodily fluids from humans are useful biomarkers of biologically effective dose in studies of the health effects of exposure to particulate matter (PM) from combustion processes.
