A pop concert is a rite of passage for many young people, simultaneously signifying a break with the choices of parents whose musical tastes rarely coincide with their children's, while affirming a cultural affinity shared only by their peers.
Four Sut proteins (SUT1-4) withigherer affinity for glucose than xylose had been characterized in this way, indicating this low-affinity system is shared by glucose and xylose [ 16, 38].
Darwin argued that the affinities that are shared by species were inherited, and these traits were subject to natural selection, a mechanism that resulted in the transmutation of species.
He said Black had an affinity with the paper that was not shared by the Barclays.
The microbial association (or cooccurrence) patterns can offer new insight into the structure of complex microbial communities, revealing the niche spaces shared by community members and identifying habitat affinities or shared physiologies that could guide more experimental settings.
The cranial and dental affinities identified between Au. sediba and Homo include many features shared by H. naledi.
Collectively, this study and the previous observations [ 15] demonstrated that the cag right junction motif types were shared by Spanish and Peruvian isolates and that Japanese isolates did not share genetic affinities with Peruvian strains.
Most of these interactions are probably shared by both muscle actinin isoforms, though this has often not been explicitly tested, nor have actual binding affinities been compared.
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Similarly, Israel's relations with Arab governments, including Saudi Arabia, have reached a sort of high in recent months, driven not by a developing affinity, but by shared fear of Iran.
