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3. Figures and figure legends Figure 1: B) With respect to the keratin filaments of bovine digital dermatitis (BDD), it would be useful to insert the method used or refer to a previous publication.
"Perhaps it would be useful to insert some understanding that fathers' involvement with daughters deserves a bit of focus".
Here it must be emphasized that although the human demonstration was made using only the elastic band (which is more flexible than the silicon-made o-ring), the same extracted key points were useful to insert both objects.
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By Andy Borowitz June 11 ,2013 NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report) — In the event that the U.S. government is monitoring your conversations, here are some useful phrases to insert into your phone calls, texts, or e-mails: I think the N.S.A. is awesome.
To insert a useful selectable marker, the Cmr gene in the attR cassette was replaced with a spectinomycin resistance gene from the plasmid pKRP13 [53].
Using an RE that leaves an overhang comprising more than one nucleotide is extremely useful in promoting efficient adapter ligation to insert DNA.
Google has also added the ability to insert superscripts and subscripts, which can be useful for writing out chemical compounds or algebraic expressions.
Similarly, 7 participants reported that verbal instructions on how to insert the exercises into daily routine were also useful.
This might actually be a useful step, and the American Physical Society is discussing allowing the authors of a paper to insert a footnote describing each author's role.
This is useful to know if a value_type is already present or not, before trying to insert it again.
More useful, perhaps, is their observation that "teams are 37.7% more likely than solo authors to insert novel combinations into familiar knowledge domains".
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