But people like Beisner can point to a range of Bible passages, from the Genesis concept of man having "dominion" over the rest of God's creatures to the idea of the apocalypse laid out in Revelation.
Mean percent expression data for ABCG2 and/or Bmi-1 antigen expression by viable cells are presented in Figure 1, and are derived from three discrete replicate experiments over a range of cell passages.
All endothelial cell lines used in this study have been reported to preserve their phenotype for a limited range of passages (for hCMEC/D3: up to P33 [ 24], for hBMEC: up to P25, for TY10: at least up to P50 [ 34], and for BB19: up to P21 [ 27]).
Wood writes sensibly about the novel's "exceptionalism", its resistance to large-scale generalisations, and does skilful close readings of a range of nicely chosen passages.
Lines have been established and developed both from solid and ascitic tumours, from pretreated and untreated patients, and are available at a range of in vitro passage numbers.
In Gail Mazur's Ice, it is the backdrop for a range of adolescent rites of passage in the form of an outdoor rink erected when the river freezes over.
A numerical study of the wind speed conditions in passages between parallel buildings has been conducted for a wide range of passage widths with the commercial Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) code Fluent 6.1.22.
In "Teeter-Totter" (2008), an essay in contrasts and skewed balances, pairs of instruments explored a range of contrasting gestures — static passages gave way to speediness; chirpy flute figures were countered by roaring strings and brasses — staying only briefly on each.
The GEPT-A tasks included passages with a range of topical content but had only one passage dealing with the sciences (and none taken from the life sciences).
Unlike the snare drum, the concert bass drum requires a range of mallet densities for different passages and styles of music.
They come for a range of reasons, from a rite of passage to prove their skiing chops, to a rite of spring they perform with their fathers, mothers, sons and daughters.
