An isolated part of the coast, it was deemed ideal for weapons research from the First World War onwards; in the 1930s and 1940s it was an experimental station for bombs and bombers; and then from the 1950s onwards it performed the same function, even more secretly, for Britain's nuclear weapons.
This test was deemed ideal to determine the usefulness of this technique to identify acquired DNA with an associated phenotype.
More specifically, we identify what is claimed as constituting GHG, how it is problematised, the institutional features of GHG, and what forms and functions are deemed ideal.
More specifically, we describe what are considered the institutional features of GHG, how it is problematised, and what forms and functions are deemed ideal.
Blasted surface roughness with S a values ranging from 0.6 to 2.1 μm is deemed ideal for the implant's osseointegration [ 9].
Fontane was suggested as being excellent for manufacture of chips, crisps and rösti, while Lady Claire with its very low reducing sugar content was deemed ideal for crisp manufacture (Hebeisen, Ballmer, Reust, & Bertossa, 2003).
Particularly in this case it was deemed ideal as we were not seeking to identify individual differentially regulated transcripts (which is when a false positive becomes a problem and Bonferroni/Hochberg type correction valuable – if not essential), but focus on more gene overlapping GO and KEGG pathway analyses.
Figures 1(a)– 1(c) show typical digital images of films that were deemed either ideal (selected for further work) or nonideal (rejected).
The problems began in the 19th century, when dog fanciers began to set down particular physical features that were deemed to be ideal for the breed in question.
Emphasizing the beauty and power of pure form, these works by abstract artists were deemed threats to Communist ideals.
