De Pittà et al. [ 7] adopted a custom muscle-specific cDNA platform to compare the gene expression signatures of translocation positive and negative RMS samples for the identification of possible marker genes.
Yet, after 1798, the new U.S. Congress left Thanksgiving declarations to the states; some objected to the national government's involvement in a religious observance, Southerners were slow to adopt a New England custom, and others took offense over the day's being used to hold partisan speeches and parades.
Pro-Brexit ministers are threatening to resign should May agree to adopt a permanent customs union with the EU this week.
Turning to relations with the United States, with whom Canada conducts 86percentt of its foreign trade, Mr. Axworthy said he saw no need for the two nations to adopt a European-style customs union, a proposal that could mean adopting common immigration policies, common external tariffs and free movement of goods and people inside the two-nation zone.
"By refusing to debate the issue, he is adopting a timeworn custom of mushroom cultivation — keep voters in the dark and cover them liberally with manure," the editorial said.
It is not a question of divorcing his wife, however, but of adopting an older custom of the country and taking Roberta as his second wife.
The method adopts a free space representation custom-designed for efficient biped robot motion planning.
(Dr. Bateson and Dr. Kassarjian lived in Iran before the revolution and adopted a few of its customs).
When the Manchu conquered China they forced the Chinese to adopt this custom as a sign of loyalty to the new dynasty.
The Fore, always willing to adopt new customs, had copied a neighbouring tribe, the Anga, some years earlier and taken up cannibalism.
(He was one of the first Englishmen to adopt the French custom of wearing a peruke, which explains why in his surviving portraits he always has on an enormous and weighty-looking hairpiece).
