The study is the review of the evidence, which gives an affirmative answer: the examples of cell invasion that are selected for the review are all dependent on the rearrangements of actin cytoskeleton, controlled by small GTPases of Rho, ARF and Rab families.
Some emphasise expressed (or positive) assent, for example, "affirmative agreement", 4 while some indicate a lack of dissent, for example "acquiescence".
Liberals might experiment with income-based affirmative action, for example, or with vouchers that give more money to the poor.
He favors affirmative action, for example, and has softer views on immigration issues than many in the Republican Party.
My peers who oppose affirmative action, for example, insist that admission to college should be based purely on merit, not skin color.
Mr. Fish champions affirmative action, for example, and argues for it by implicitly applying notions of fairness and consistency that he elsewhere attacks.
Those who oppose affirmative action, for example, cite Barack Obama as a reason for why it is no longer necessary – even though he was a beneficiary of it.
Whenever he has summoned up the courage to challenge the party's leftish interest groups by questioning affirmative action, for example, or taking on the teachers' unions—he has always retreated in the end.
With affirmative action, for example, the opponents can be seen as arguing from a sense of fairness, not racism, and the defenders can be seen as acting from a concern with community, not bureaucratic power.
He may have had doubts about affirmative action, for example, but he will be the first person ever on a national ticket who went to Mississippi to show racial solidarity in the dark days of 1963.
