Christina was the sender of thank-you notes and birthday cards, the balancer of the family checkbook, the chief cook and bottle washer.
We should certainly reconsider the legacy of the "balancers" of 1815/16: those charged with "bringing the world back to peaceful habits", as Lord Castlereagh, the then British foreign secretary, put it.
(This control cross is necessary because it is inappropriate to use siblings carrying the PEV reporter and a balancer chromosome as a WT control, as the balancer chromosomes often carry modifiers of PEV).
Instead, the United States should follow the very successful model it used in World War II: America formed ad hoc alliances to intervene as a "balancer-of-last resort" only when the balance of power in Europe or East Asia got out of whack.
But Ms. Wagner, Ms. Matalin and other Republican leaders also said that women, as the principal balancers of checkbooks, could be made to appreciate the tax cut more and that women, as the principal caretakers of children, could be made to care more about a missile defense shield that might serve as a protection against terrorist attack.
In addition, smart-beta funds are not buying the same stocks as most trackers; they act as natural balancers of the market.The PwC report on the asset-management industry in 2020 begins with describing an imagined young Chinese woman who uses her smartphone app to buy, in a single click, a range of funds that most meet her needs and risk appetite.
The original CyO balancer of the sumo mutant lines was replaced with a GFP expressing CyO balancer (CyO, ActGFP) to allow homozygous SUMO mutant flies (which lack GFP) to be distinguished from their heterozygous siblings.
The length of the balancer is 12, which is equal to the length of signal channel.
The loss sensitivity of the balancer in the system is set to 0 as a reference.
Reduced efficiency of MS2 loop incorporation could result from use of roX1 + on the balancer chromosome as the repair template.
