The ancestral nature of haplotype BR25 was confirmed using an alternative method of haplotype network construction [ 34], which pinpoints the haplotype that is most probably the ancestral within a network.
A career assessment test, which pinpoints the skills that people already possess and could easily transfer to another field, allows them to consider areas they might have never previously considered, she said.
Quantitative data are presented which pinpoint how the thermal degradation behaviour of this blend differs from that of the components.
He adds that the budget includes $1.8m for new law-enforcement technology, such "shot-spotter" gunshot-detection devices, which pinpoint the location of gunfire.
That changed last year when GM — under pressure from an increasing number of lawsuits — hired an outside engineering firm, which pinpointed the ignition problem.
Earlier occupations are likely to have been more mobile, i.e. this is the problem of "silence before sedentism" which has limited pinpointing that the actual origins of cultivation in much of inner India (Fuller 2006b).
Since the greenhouse workers are exposed to a number of chemical compounds, we cannot with the present study pinpoint which chemicals that are the culprits for the observed effects.
To pinpoint which gene within that region leads to the condition, the researchers analyzed the DNA of 133 families with two or more CF children, at least one of whom previously had MI.
Olughor (2015) also pinpointed that the role of innovation, which is part of entrepreneurial characteristics, in small and medium enterprises, is essential for the development of business performance.
Indeed, she underwent so many reinventions and transformations that it was hard to pinpoint that true nugget of self which she desperately wanted people to understand:.
"No one can pinpoint that".
