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Inductive learning experiences such as these are valuable, and contrast with the often deductive teaching methods of traditional science education (Prince and Felder 2006).
It is valuable to contrast the morphology of fibrils formed at low pH with that of fibrils grown at physiological pH because it highlights the structural implications of linear heterogeneity in the latter.
In particular, it is now possible to type SNPs with different properties-for example, SNPs which map to intronic, 5' UTR, 3' UTR, and intergenic regions are valuable "neutral" contrasts to synonymous or non-synonymous SNPs located within coding regions, which are likely to be under stronger selection.
In pointedly showing valuables in contrasting states — an antique vase filled with flowers in a home, then empty and cordoned off in a museum; the country house, bustling with life as the film opens and closes, but otherwise desolate — "Summer Hours" makes clear that what is lost here are not objects but presences, ways of life, perhaps the very things that are inspirations for art.
Mutations in the HLE are therefore expected to provide a valuable control to contrast the catalytically important mutations of H1061 and Y1043 described above.
Therefore, tumor enhancement with non-enhanced areas appears to be the most valuable finding on contrast CT in the prediction of poorly differentiated HCC.
They sometimes viewed the drawing sessions as a valuable and enjoyable contrast to their usual medical education, and whilst their specialist medical knowledge and language were invoked at times, there were many other occasions where drawing simply took precedence.
We have demonstrated that 1-μm DB-OCA was particularly valuable for high-contrast imaging of choroidal vasculature.
