Kirsch-Auwärter warns that the wide and valuable experience of mature scientists risks being lost in the process.
A non-enzymatic glucose sensor fabricated with the DGNs as an electrocatalyst showed a quick response (less than 2 s), a low detection limit (0.05 mM), a wide and valuable linear range (0.1 - 25 mM), a high sensitivity (190.7 μA cm−2 mM−1) and good repeatability and stability.
Not only is genome-wide sequencing valuable for finding the mutational basis of phenotypic change, but also for understanding evolutionary processes.
Whereas rural health care providers are a documented source of grassroots technical innovation on a micro scale [ 3] the private industry world-wide has valuable expertise in the development of medical devices for mass use [ 2].
In fact, soya beans contain a wide range of valuable nutrients and are an excellent source of protein.
Lloyd won't catch as many balls as Wes Welker, but it's not impossible that, by season's end, he'll be considered New England's most valuable wide receiver.
I have taken this decision to give mathematics students the best opportunity to benefit from the new qualifications at GCSE and A-level, and in particular recognition of the importance of mathematics as a route to a wide range of valuable higher education courses".
Freedom from domination differs from the previous sort in that one who is subject to the domination of another may in fact have a wide variety of valuable choices open to her.
It can also be interpreted as giving children positive claims to certain goods, such as an education that leaves them with a wide range of valuable life plans to choose from.
I didn't realise at the time that, throughout the rollercoaster ride of my research project, I was developing a wide range of valuable life skills, including oral and written communication, problem solving, strategic and analytical thinking, project management, time management, and team working.
