Against this backdrop, Bufora was founded in September 1962 as an amalgamation of various regional groups.
In 2011, Li et al [ 16] characterized the anti-inflammatory activity of YunNan BaiYao (YNBY), aforetime also called Yunnan Pai-yao, which is an amalgamation of various herbs and plants derived from southern China formulated in powder or capsule [ 16].
We're all an amalgamation of our various influences.
Kinetochores are an amalgamation of integrated functional modules: they include devices which ensure that sister-chromatids remain associated at centromeres (cohesion) [ 1], and sensors (the spindle assembly checkpoint) for detecting when all sister-kinetochores have attached to microtubules anchored at opposite spindle poles (bi-orientation).
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For one thing, the concept of human intelligence itself is an ill-defined amalgamation of various different cognitive skills, and efforts to evaluate it such as IQ tests are plagued by cultural bias.
The descriptions of each group are an amalgamation of recent views by various specialists, none of whom has surveyed the entire order.
With webpages often being an amalgamation of content drawn from various sources, it is very difficult for webmasters to close all the loopholes.
CORR authorship guidelines are based on an amalgamation of those from several international editing organizations (see below), the Professionalism Guidelines of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, and various articles in the literature [ 6, 7, 9, 13, 15].
Rather, the amalgamation of various aspects and views into a heterogeneous assembly of coordinated products is required.
The Hong Kong Institute of Education was formed by the amalgamation of various Colleges of Education.
