In 1949 he and his coworkers published a paper identifying the particular defect in hemoglobin's structure that was responsible for sickle-cell anemia, which thereby made this disorder the first "molecular disease" to be discovered.
Coral reefs are a huge tourist attraction, which thereby make them essential to Hawaii's tourism-based economy.
He may not agree with them on every issue, but certainly he agrees with the premise that teachers, like all of us, should be afforded the right to unionize and the protections that a union affords them -- collective bargaining, fair wages, safe work conditions, which thereby make safe learning environments, and so on.
These pioneering studies were restricted to a single-enzyme assisted reaction which reduces complexity thereby making it ideal from a theoretical perspective; since the reaction is dependent on just a single enzyme molecule one also finds maximum deviations from deterministic kinetics.
Reaching for a laser device which illustrates whether a flagstick is 128 or 182 yards away thereby makes no difference, other than to add needless delay.
"Free Will" thereby makes black-humored use of the same idea that Ms. Ono's work raises, with a nod toward detractors of television as something on which there is nothing to see.
In response to the objection that such actions violate the academic freedom of Israeli academics by singling them out for exclusion from the scholarly conversation for which they were trained (thereby making them into second-class academic citizens), boycott supporters make two points that are somewhat in tension.
However, in a hyperglycaemic environment, glycosylation of haemoglobin takes place which creates oxidative stress thereby making the cellular components of the erythrocyte more vulnerable [ 45].
The 3-nucleotide/position representation, thus, captures additional correlations between nucleotides, while maintaining a low number of features (specifically, 139 features for our sequences which have length 141), thereby making the two views comparable.
South Asia had multiple maritime trade routes which connected it to Southeast Asia, thereby making the control of one route resulting in maritime monopoly difficult.
