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Duchin believes that the two approaches can be reconciled using negative curvature, a property found in various surfaces — Pringles, saddles, the frilly parts of kale leaves.
This paper explores the extent to which an international tiered pricing framework and the present leeway for compulsory licensing can be reconciled, using the perspective of the right to health as defined in international human rights law.
These two different perspectives can be reconciled by using statistical mechanics to bridge the length scale differences.
It is not clear how this requirement can be reconciled with projected uses of drives including the local suppression of invasive species.
It is unclear whether these requirements can be reconciled with projected uses of drives, including suppression of invasive species.
This result can be reconciled with the fact that we are using a modified Src construct that contains a high affinity tail sequence surrounding pTyr527; the isolated pYEEIE phosphopeptide does not compete with the intramolecular ligand for SH2 binding at the concentrations used in the NMR experiment.
The class discussions, she wrote me in an email, focused on "the idea that science and religion can be reconciled, and though the name "God" was used by him and class members, it was always in reference to any type of higher power or creator god".
The computerisation of such guidelines and their integration into systems that support routine clinical work may be one way in which the demand for increased use of guidelines can be reconciled with the concerns of clinicians.
These results show that the CG flower extract is successfully used for the synthesis and stabilization of ZVIN which can be reconciled by FT-IR analysis.
Using the notion of policy assemblage, I outline a framework through which the different types of governance processes can be reconciled.
