Warring pairs of opposites -- life and death, good/evil, light/darkness, savagery/nurturing, competition/cooperation -- are more than just inextricably linked aspects of living, they are the very purpose of existence, physical and metaphysical.
Nonetheless, as forests are vulnerable to human activities, these linked aspects of the water-cycle are also at risk and the potential consequences of large scale forest loss are severe.
Two other studies have linked aspects of breakfast intake with reduced risk of mortality during their follow-up periods (28, 29).
As inextricably linked aspect of this comparability, rank-based values do not include any information to estimate the quality of original microarray data.
It is not known whether this occurrence was due to chance alone or is a sex linked aspect of the putative syndrome.
In NPT terms, the collective action is shaped by contextual factors, including the skills required for specific forms of work, and the teamwork required to link aspects of the work (particularly important in SPA).
Hemocyte aggregation seeks to isolate and entrap foreign materials within the hemocoel, resulting in nodule formation and encapsulation that is coupled with melanization via PPO activation, thus linking aspects of the humoral and cellular responses [ 6].
As more and more researchers are trying to link aspects of mental rotation tasks to individual differences by using correlation or covariance analysis more attention needs to be paid to these aspects.
The role of similarity in determining cognitive benefits has been supported from evidence on cognition-perception couplings in music, linking aspects of the trained and transfer domains (Carey et al., 2015; Parbery-Clark et al., 2009).
Our aim was to link aspects of functional specificity and performance of brain regions, in particular of network hubs, to their structural embedding within cortical networks.
