Indeed, Justice Jackson in Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer famously described a sliding scale of congressional authorization for presidential actions that reflects a broad spectrum of forms of congressional approval and the functional inter-dependency of the branches.
Although the ability to detect certain patterns of allelic imbalances will depend on the coverage of the different modifications in this study, these results highlight that a spectrum of different forms of ASHM are present in the human genome.
The range of Chinese positions can more usefully be plotted along a spectrum from a form of realism to various forms of conventionalism or relativism,[20] representing the extent to which they treat distinctions between kinds as fixed and independent of human cognition, on the one hand, or as relative to our (potentially plural and variable) practices, context, or point of view, on the other.
In some persons, tissue receptors for androgens are absent or reduced, forming a spectrum of syndromes of partial to complete resistance to androgens.
The literature suggests a spectrum of disease, from the more severe forms of manganism to more subtle neurologic health effects.
Increased MMP activity forms part of a spectrum of changes at the site of inflammation that ensures continued engagement of the innate immune system and progression of local tissue damage.
Airtasker's chief executive, Tim Fung, told Guardian Australia there were a "spectrum of platforms" from Yellow Pages, which is a form of open marketplace that has "very little control over what actually happens on the job", to labour hire agencies, which control every detail down to what workers wear and how much they charge.
Also, the supernova's light spectrum shows the presence of forms of carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen atoms that are considered unprecedented.
Radiologists will also be expected to manage and report these examinations, many of which will cover a spectrum of common disorders which form the mainstay of any primary care service.
The text broadly covers geographic and ecological factors affecting speciation, including an illustration of how they form a spectrum of possible factors, rather than two mutually exclusive possibilities.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) and the Health Resources Services Administration HRSSA) are supporting these efforts, which are increasingly geared to preparing for a spectrum of public health emergencies, including different forms of terrorism, infectious disease epidemics such as pandemic influenza, and natural or environmental disasters[ 1- 5].
