Therefore, the distribution of reads in the reference genes was homogeneous and the randomness of fragmentation was good, it indicated that fragmentation of mRNA was performed well and conducive to transcriptome analysis.
We stopped by one recent evening and found the well-spaced tables conducive to conversation and the diverse nibblies good enough to take our minds off a delayed limousine arrival.
Polymerizations in the presence of free TEMPO minimizes the interface effect, and one then obtains molecular weight distributions and well-defined networks conducive with a controlled/living process.
Significant rhizosphere levels of phl+ pseudomonads had been evidenced before in suppressive as well as conducive soils, but this was done using culture-based approaches only.
Demographics that are made available from disparate sources (which contain relevant factors) may very well be conducive to the modeling and simulation of HIV/AIDS in an urban setting.
Although the neurophysiological processes by which signals are produced, conducted, perceived, and interpreted are well understood, the conditions conducive to the evolution of communication and the paths by which reliable systems of communication become established remain largely unknown.
Alternatively, the greater prevalence of smoking in low SES groups, as well as social norms conducive to smoking, may reduce such social desirability bias.
Redline found that the people she spoke with already knew about good sleep hygiene, or the habits conducive to sleeping well on a regular basis.
They hold that widespread voluntary adherence to traditional values is conducive to well-being in society because traditional values make possible the reproduction of independent and "self-restraining citizens" which are "the basis of free institutions, both economic and political" (Morse 2001, 161).
A couple of Reuters bloggers say that most state governments are well equipped to create policies conducive to growth.
