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Or that the year just starting is the Year of the Ox in this ancient 12-year cycle which also renders 2009 the year 4707 in the Chinese calendar?
For numeric stability, we added a fixed, background-level pseudocount to each observation, which also renders probesets with no expression as constant-valued.
Inhibition of MGL activity in these cancers shows a marked suppression of cell proliferation which also renders MGL a promising novel drug target for cancer treatment.
In addition to BPPC and XDS.b profiles, XACML and HL7 CDA were used to build the consent documents with the CCS according to the patients' requests, which also renders them technically and semantically interoperable and ensures machine-readability of the consent documents.
There's something very dainty and delicate about my melodic compositions, but they are made by digital tools, which also render them clunky, cold".
This novel -- which also beautifully renders the sensuality of Ceylon -- is a very artful and evocative plea for interpretation over explanation, for complication over simplification.
In China, for cultural reasons such as carrying on the family line and practical reasons such as raising children for future old-age care, couples prefer boys, which may also render children's gender as a crucial factor for marriage stability.
There is real potential of undermining my credibility within my own community, which would also render my interfaith efforts futile.
Quinn, who has been trying to convince Sue to let her appear in the cheerleaders' photographs despite being removed from the team due to her pregnancy, reminds Sue that as their coach she has often given the cheerleaders perks which would also render them ineligible for competition.
It consists of three basic steps: hydrophobic adsorption of the enzyme on the beads at high ionic strengths; formation of covalent bonds between enzyme and carrier; and blocking of the free reactive groups of the carrier with an amino acid, which should also render the carrier surface more hydrophilic.
Braak (1974) applied the terms "stratum superficiale" and "stratum profundum" to these sublayers, which also have been rendered visible in diffusion tensor images of the human hippocampus (Shepherd et al. 2007).
