"In the case of the attacks against Israel, the damage is not accidental, but rather a result of deliberate and frequent assaults on civilian populations which are aimed at harming innocent civilians," she ruled.
We propose that this shift is not due to better EV but rather an effect resulting from more frequent gains than losses.
These observations suggest that AAG does not maintain continuous contact with the DNA while diffusing along it but rather makes frequent microscopic hops.
No clustering with respect to aa setup at aa 70 or 91 was observed, indicating that the evolution of Q70 is a sporadic but rather frequent event in HCV-1b.
Double labelling studies suggested the majority of pS6-positive small cells were not GFAP-expressing astrocytes; but rather showed more frequent co-localisation with Iba1, nestin (in both the cortex and white matter) and to a lesser extent, with DCX.
The interviews were not sedate conversations but rather vigorous discussions with frequent debates.
Thus, evolution and dynamics of these chromosomes in Z. tritici are apparently not driven by simple duplications or translocations from the core chromosomes, but rather caused by a complex interplay of frequent structural rearrangements, likely aided by the activity of repetitive elements [ 14, 17].
Among the latter is the so-called mother's kiss, a remedy for removing foreign objects from a child's nose, a rather frequent occurrence among children ages 2 to 5. The technique calls for a parent to press shut the child's unaffected nostril with her finger, then place her mouth over the child's mouth and deliver a short but sharp puff of air to expel the object from the obstructed nostril.
A wide-shallow beam is a rather frequent structure in residential buildings in Southern Europe (as in Italy and in Spain).
Nevertheless, we are aware that in general PERi,j≠PERj,i but in wireless communications channel reciprocity is a rather frequent assumption (see, e.g.,[33]).
