Conservation on a wide scale takes more than good ideas.
Realizing that one miRNA can target up to hundreds of mRNAs in the genome-wide scale, taking all these factors into account will exponentially complicate the problem and thus require more complex mathematical models.
Describing smart-cards as "one of the drivers" of the new information age, it predicts "wide-scale take-up of multi-purpose smart-cards, with which citizens can identify themselves, use services, safeguard their privacy and increasingly make and receive payments.
Following our previous observation of a strong fixation bias in favor of derived C/G alleles at CG-related sites[ 23], we re-examined the mutation and fixation pattern of CG dinucleotides on a genome-wide scale, while taking the sequence context into consideration.
Meaningful change, at scale, takes time.
His remarks that ECB staff were working on "further measures" were seen as a sign that preparations were in hand for the type of wide-scale action taken by the US, the UK and Japan in the form of quantitative easing (QE).
In Uganda, the two pilot districts offer a potential opportunity for better monitoring and impact long term before country-wide scale-up takes place, provided that national stocks are available and district teams are fully engaged.
If that ever happens, there is one more caveat: for this kind of education to really work on a wide scale it has to be taken out of "public health" departments and the medical industrial complex and be put in the hands of local community groups who have an actual mission to help their neighborhoods attain good health.
With wide-scale demand growing, college baseball is also bolstered by a strong talent pool.
The MPs also warn that, even if fracking does take place on a wide scale in Britain, there is no guarantee it will lower energy bills.
It was also not known whether those individuals would agree to take them or if wide scale prescription would be cost effective.
