Sentence examples for * the mnr from inspiring English sources
In this report, we found that when the MNR length reaches 10 bp, the polymorphism numbers increases up to 23 324 for MNR with a length of 10 bp, 3825 for DNR with a length of 7 bp, and 2638 for TNR with a length of 6 bp (Table 3).
After the MNR won a plurality victory in the presidential elections of 1951, the military intervened directly and formed a junta government.
Moreover, the MNR and its mine-worker and peasant supporters were pledged to a fundamental attack on the tin-mining elite and its allied political supporters.
The Front and the MNR would like nothing better than to frighten the right into electoral alliances, with one party withdrawing in order to help another.
RADEPA allied itself with the MNR and tried to create a new-style government under Colonel Gualberto Villaroel (1943 46), but little was accomplished except for the MNR's political mobilization of the Indian peasants.
A fair point: the MNR took part in the rise and rule of several dictatorships, including the first, and arguably worst, three years of General Banzer's.The general's supporters argue that his time, 1971-78, as military ruler brought much-needed stability and unprecedented economic growth (albeit unsustainable growth, being based on loans, American aid and high oil prices).
Our 3D model of adult human mNr appeared shrunken in shape and axially rotated compared with the infant mNr, the rotation being a common feature among mammalian mNr.
After several unsuccessful revolts, each more violent than the preceding one, the MNR finally overthrew the military regime in April 1952.
An ex-president, Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, now leader of the opposition MNR party, has called for an investigation of the general's past.
Any street name that sounded too left-wing was changed to something a bit more palatable to the average MNR supporter.
Many of those who joined the new MNR had joined the FN in the mid-1980s, in part from the Nouvelle Droite, with a vision of building bridges to the parliamentary right.
