The lesson from past mergers: if there is a policy difference between the two frequent-flier programs, the stingier one tends to survive.
Similarly, neither of the three frequent substitutions between the receiver domains of the two BvgS types map to the predicted interface with Hpt (not shown).
Therefore, we were not able to assess the agreement between self-report and ICD-10 coding, or fully evaluate the relationship between the FCI and the six frequent chronic conditions not prevalent in the ICD-10 codes, highlighting issues with adapting self-report based indices (e.g. the six frequent chronic conditions described by Haagsma et al). to ICD-10 based datasets.
Genetic sequences of the E gene showed that there was a diversity of viruses in both countries and genetically identical viruses were shared between the two, suggesting frequent exchanges of DENV between Malaysia and Singapore.
Our results indicate no strong association between the four most frequent PTGS2 SNPs and the risk of breast cancer.
Venezuelan officials have worn a path between the two nations with frequent trips to Mr. Chávez's bedside.
Yet as the International Crisis Group (ICG) shows in a recent briefing, the situation is much more fluid and unpredictable than that tag might suggest.Skirmishes between the two sides are frequent, with hundreds, even thousands of ceasefire violations reported every month.
Smithers is an obedient and sycophantic assistant to Mr. Burns, and the relationship between the two is a frequent running gag on The Simpsons.
Even more interesting are the differences between the two groups of frequent attenders.
The fact that EBF requires the mother-infant dyad to be together most of its time may indeed facilitate bonding between the two through the frequent intimate interactions that take place during each feeding [ 39, 40].
When the IR is present, homologous recombination occurs between the two copies causing frequent "flip-flop" inversion of the intervening single copy regions, such that the two isomeric genomic orientations coexist at roughly equal frequency within a single plant (Palmer 1983; Stein et al. 1986).
