The French side's late surge moves them up into second place in Super League, above Warrington by virtue of points difference.
Therefore, the combination of mRNA transfection and phototransfection is a powerful tool for study of gene function in single cells by virtue of point-directed delivery and immediate action of mRNA.
By virtue of their point-to-point nature, travel impedance measures have an advantage over provider/population ratios, as they are able to account for border-crossing behaviors [ 27, 28] and intra-area/local provider variations [ 25].
The lawsuit had the virtues of pointing up the Immense psychic gap between those two pillars of bourgeois civilization, the artist and the corporation, and of illuminating some of the assumptions that continually push commercial television toward blandness.
The result of the existence of two positive solutions is established by virtue of fixed point index theory on cones.
Note: Duck provides an excellent example of the virtue of "au point" cooking.
Prime Minister George Papandreou of Greece made a virtue of necessity, pointing out that he had not asked for financial aid.
There are, for instance, more complicated versions of supersymmetry that have the virtue, from the point of view of the current absence of telltale particles, that their own predicted particles are too heavy for even the upgraded LHC to make.
Our picks were deemed exclusive by virtue of their price point, their uniqueness and/or remoteness.
By virtue of the fixed point index theorem, we have i ( A, Ω R, P ) = 1.
There's no differentiation between CareerBuilder or Monster or Craigslist, and that market is going to get smaller by virtue of a price point.
