Social expectations and stereotypes attached to gender in relation to the behaviour that is considered appropriate are factors with a great influence on the sexual behaviour of young men (28).
Many cultures have historically attached special significance to Sirius, particularly in relation to dogs.
Noticeable within this dimension is the relatively greater importance attached to patients' anxiety compared with anxiety in relation to relatives.
Few prospective trials of implant-retained mandibular dentures have evaluated the increase and duration of patient satisfaction, costs of denture maintenance in relation to different methods of attaching overdentures to implants, or the use of a reinforced framework.
Since, chromatin is organized as loops whose bases attach to LEs, and LEs are peripherally located in relation to the chromatin loops from both sister chromatids, it is said that pachytene chromosomes show a 'meiotic organization' (for review see [57]).
In the present study the monitors were attached to the collar close to the 0° angle in relation to the transmitter, but there were only occasional problems in receiving the signal.
Be it chilies or lamb, "these place-based foods that have deep roots in our cultures and that are attached to particular landscapes are the essence of how people locate themselves in relation to the earth," Mr. Nabhan said.
Skeletal muscles are attached to bones by tendons, and they produce all the movements of body parts in relation to each other.
Control cables attached to the base of the rotor would be pulled when the craft moved in relation to the rotor, actuating the control surfaces to counteract the motion.
Director of Public Prosecutions Barra McGrory said: "One issue I'd like to make clear at the very outset is that no blame in relation to the collapse of these cases attaches to Máiría Cahill or the other two victims.
Two ligaments, the medial and lateral palpebral ligaments, attached to the orbit and to the septum orbitale, stabilize the position of the lids in relation to the globe.
