We can do this by creating a countervailing alternative complex committed to historical accuracy.
In general, the SR splicing factors function in defining both the 5′- and 3′-splice sites and bridge factors assembled at both sites to form stable complexes committed to the splicing pathway.
It's an exciting, complex story about a government committed to realpolitik and convinced that national interest can justify any kind of sacrifice (including the truth) in order to retain influence.
And last fall, an Atlantic magazine cover story examined the rise of the single woman, a piece in which the author Kate Bolick fondly invoked the Barbizon Hotel and visited an Amsterdam apartment complex for women committed to living solo.
The complex, which has 63 apartments in three 1920s buildings, was acquired last month by a group of community-minded organizations led by the Banana Kelly Community Improvement Association, a nonprofit developer of moderate-cost housing in the South Bronx, which assumed the mortgage on the complex and is committed to spending an additional $3.5 million for renovations.
Immunohistochemical profiles of complex neoplasms are consistent with a stem cell origin, whereas simple carcinomas might originate from a cell committed to the luminal lineage.
Educators are complex, passionate individuals, committed to doing work that is profoundly personal.
The xenophobia that connects movements and political parties on either side of the old Iron Curtain threatens the very modern identity of Europe -- the entire complex of institutions committed to rule of law and human rights, as well as the economic bargains designed to "harmonize" (to indulge in Eurospeak) the economic differences that persist between and within European countries.
No εA excision was detected after the addition of chase, indicating that the specific AlkA complex is not committed to base excision and rapidly dissociates.
Acute care on stroke units is complex and is committed to optimizing physiological parameters such as body temperature, blood pressure, oxygenation and blood glucose levels.
He's not wrong, because Harold, whose actual political beliefs will always be a complex work in progress, is committed to the party only halfheartedly — and especially because, in a gut-wrenching twist of fate, it's Artie who ends up suffering for Harold's party membership.
