Here we show that NH4Ac is detected both as a water soluble attractant and as an odorant, and that ammonia and acetic acid individually act as olfactory attractants.
Here we show that over a range of concentrations NH4Ac can be detected both as a water soluble attractant and as an odorant, and that ammonia and acetic acid individually act as olfactory attractants.
87 A polygenic model, in which many genes that confer low risk individually act in combination to confer much larger risk in the population, has been suggested for susceptibility to breast cancer and other common cancers.
But in practice, as in-vitro and in-vivo evidence for many chemicals is frequently not available (i.e. to prove that they individually act via a common sequence of key events or process a common target/tissue to produce cancer), it means that risk assessments of the cumulative effects of exposures to mixtures of chemicals on carcinogenesis are rarely conducted.
In DBHS, one sort of agents, called static agents, individually acts as domain agents, resources agents, user interface agents and gateway agents.
He did also allow for the possibility that the SAS personnel had individually acted unlawfully.
We must act individually, ationally and globally.
Make your own analogy: a wheat field in high wind, maybe, or anything to suggest the many who, valued individually, act as one.
A bad metaphor can affect how we act individually and as a society and in some grim cases even whether we, or others, live or die.
People who might have banded together as plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit – sharing the costs of fighting a large corporation or finding a lawyer willing to shoulder those costs in hopes of a share of a payout on behalf of thousands of plaintiffs, not just a single individual – must act individually in arbitration.
However, this approach cannot identify genes that have a minor contribution individually but act synergistically when located in the same CNV regions.
