Based on our data and because of the 'tug of war' between the two transport systems involved, we cannot distinguish if stimulation of MT-based transport is a direct effect of OA1 activity, or the indirect result of inhibition of actin-based transport.
Yugoslavia fell apart, according to this more common account, because of a tug-of-war between secessionist republics (Slovenia, Croatia) and the Machiavellian politics of Milosevic.
Hence the ongoing tug of war between security and convenience.
Under the four-year agreement, which was never completed because of a political tug-of-war between the mayor and the governing Board of Supervisors, EarthLink was supposed to bear the cost of building and maintaining the Wi-Fi system, estimated at $14 million to $17 million.
The summiteers can make progress, but only if they temper their hyperbole with realism and humility.International finance cannot just be "fixed", because the system is a tug-of-war between the global capital markets and national sovereignty.
Because the two are not necessarily contradictory, the tug-of-war between them (for example, protection of self-interest while nurturing the collective good) is not as pronounced as in a trade-off.
In the above cases, we expect a general tug-of-war between linked mutations influencing worker and queen traits., How is this tug-of-war resolved?
But so far, sales of such discs have been minuscule largely because of a war between two formats, HD DVD and Blu-ray.
He did get out and he went to Shanghai, which was awful because of the war between Japan and China.
More than a million people were forced into camps in northern Uganda because of the war between government troops and the Lord's Resistance Army.
