Therefore, they should retain benefits of multiple mating [ 37], such as superior task performance of parasite defense associated with increased within-colony genetic diversity, unlike obligate social parasites that are more intimately associated with their hosts [ 30].
"Reading is more intimately associated with writing," he says.
The value of political equality, then, explains why certain forms of will formation are considered to be more intimately associated with the idea of democracy than others (CT 280 5).
This approach puts aside the largest questions—"Does history have meaning?", "Can we have knowledge of the past?"—in favor of questions that are more intimately associated with the actual reasoning and discourse of historians as they attempt to categorize and explain the past.
While tai chi also draws on China's august martial history (kung fu) and its 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-old 5,000-year-oldbe no systemedicalvementraditione more inthereely associated with a philosophy than tai chi is with Taoismay
Parasitic helminths are more intimately associated with bacterial pathogens than the non-parasitic helminths.
In contrast to BMSCs, these cells were easily accessible, and they were more intimately associated with dental tissues [ 3].
This apparent discrepancy is likely due to astrocytes being more intimately associated with amyloid plaques in human tissue compared to plaques in the TgCRND mouse.
The presence of this helix leads to domain swapped quaternary structures, in which the wHTH domain of subunit A crosses the dimerization interface to make contacts with the FCD domain of subunit B. This domain swapping is not observed in the VanR subclass of FCD regulators, and instead, in these proteins, the wHTH and FCD domains of the same subunit are more intimately associated.
We can know it more intimately.
feels wilder and darker, more intimately tied to personal demons.
