T cells were chosen because a well-established culture method 14– 16 allows obtaining a valuable quantity of good-quality RNA even starting from the limited amount of blood that could be drawn from pediatric patients.
To find other non-human leukocyte antigen loci associated with the disease, high-throughput genotyping, sequencing, and gene-expression studies have been performed, producing a valuable quantity of information.
Because LD is such a valuable quantity, it would be informative to examine patterns of LD produced by the various models by incorporating recombination into the theory.
An actin gene (protein_id 139298) was used as endogenous reference gene, which was not valuable in quantity of its transcript among the culture conditions used in this study (Figure 1).
Vast amounts of information do not necessarily translate, however, into vast quantities of valuable leads.
Although micas, feldspars, and other silicates, as well as quartz, form the bulk of the material on most beaches, considerable quantities of valuable minerals such as columbite, magnetite, ilmenite, rutile, and zircon are also commonly found.
If he lives in a city, as most users do, then his fellow city-dwellers and the buildings, cars and streets around them are throwing off almost unimaginable quantities of valuable data from which he will benefit.
The EEA said in a statement that "Europe is still wasting vast quantities of valuable resources by sending them to landfill", echoing earlier warnings from Janez Potočnik, the EU commissioner for the environment, that failure to use resources wisely could trigger a fresh economic crisis.
Proper treatment and recovery of WEEE is an important challenge not only because of its content on hazardous substances but also because it contains significant quantities of valuable materials.
The sea holds enormous quantities of valuable dissolved minerals.
