This weaker cut-off was necessary to enable the identification of homologous sequences that possessed eight repeats in both zebra finch and chicken but the trade-off was that in most cases the poorer similarity made it impossible to design primers that were a complete match to both zebra finch and chicken.
A point whose complement has more than one continuum component is known as a weak cut point; so a point is a weak cut point if and only if it lies properly between two other points in the K-interpretation of betweenness.
He wrote all but one of the 10 tracks and there's not a weak cut in the bunch.
Cuts fall on the weak, cuts fall again hardest on poorest cities and watch out for the new redistribution of school funds draining from needy to leafy places.
Find the weaker parts – cut them.
But as weaker firms cut promotion in a slowdown, relatively strong rivals that maintain or increase their marketing spending can stand out more easily and steal market share.
Though slightly stronger, Sato Kogyo actually has negative shareholders' equity after accounting for its ¥100 billion worth of latent bad debts.As the smaller and weaker banks cut off their loans to big contractors, those builders are seeking additional help from their main banks.
First, the branch-and-cut algorithm for the correspondingly weaker "F" cut-based model, significantly outperforms all other models in practice.
An elbow injury had left David Kelly's right arm too weak to cut his wrist.
A drop in income tax revenue can be blamed for more than half of the deficit, as falling stock prices, job losses and a generally weak economy cut into people's personal incomes, she said.
Sales at established United States stores dropped in the key November-December holiday period as shoppers, faced with a weak economy, cut back on purchases of jewelry and other discretionary items.
