And now we have Theft, which bears a key resemblance to a novel by the late, great Australian misanthrope Patrick White.
Furthermore, CH58 has been found to bear a key Glu Asp (ED) pair in its second light chain complementarity determining region (LCDR2) (Liao et al., 2013) that is conserved among humans and rhesus macaques (Wiehe et al., in press).
As we shall see below, however, Davidson appears to accept a basic distinction at the heart of the Logical Connection Argument that the rationalizing relationship bears a certain key property (quasi-logical status) that is at odds with the relationship between physically described, causally related events.
This question bears on a key aspect of the Stoic theory.
Efficiency: Digital learning solutions also bring to bear a number of key efficiencies, both real and virtual, that can't be matched by traditional learning techniques.
This cascade of events caused by global tissue hypoxia bears a striking resemblance to key pathogenic elements in the microcirculation that are directly attributable to sepsis.
We noticed that mimotope 4A220 may not bear any key amino acids, but the antibodies induced by 4A220 still recognized IL-6R in these cell lines.
The third release, another arrange album, followed in September 2000 bundled with the first-print release of Key's second title Air, and was the first music release by Key to bear a catalog number, KYCD-0303.
Bearing design plays a key role in producing high quality extruded products.
By far the cheapest way to get the hydrocarbons to market would be through a pipeline to the Turkish coast, and with the US looking to diversify its energy supply and lessen dependence on Russia, experts felt that Washington would finally bring some pressure to bear on Turkey, a key NATO ally in the Middle East and a partner who has been hitherto indulged.
