As this happens during a manual action, such as holding an object with a precision grasp, it also means that the muscular changes related to the simulation and the action, although closely tied, constitute separable elements.
All recognized chlamydial pathogens form a small group of closely related bacteria constituting the family Chlamydiaceae within the phylum Chlamydiae.
Notably, the melting transition was significantly different between USP15 and the closely related USP4 constituting a 7 °C shift in temperature and thus was not dependent on the DUSP-UBL interface area.
All these processes are closely connected, as apoptosis, constituting a defense from anomalous proliferation, is linked to cell cycle block and is activated in response to DNA damage.
This diversification occurred within a narrow evolutionary time scale (~15 million years) due to several closely spaced speciation events, constituting an almost stepwise historical genomic record [ 30, 31].
For the past five years, their battles, many of them closely fought, have constituted the most exciting rivalry in any sport.
Now that we appear to have the whole of Sebald's creative output before us, it is natural to inquire more closely into what constitutes his particular style and to attempt, however briefly, a characterisation of it.
It could indeed be argued that the two go closely together to constitute what may be called a metaphysical point of view, a standpoint whose primary purpose is to provide understanding.
Eskimo, any member of a group of peoples who, with the closely related Aleuts, constitute the chief element in the indigenous population of the Arctic and subarctic regions of Greenland, Canada, the United States, and far eastern Russia (Siberia).
However, considering that differentiation of closely related species constitutes a challenging task not only for morphological but genetic methods as well, the sampling scheme also included a number of sibling species and groups of closely related fishes that are commercially not important, in order to examine the resolution power of the markers in species delineation.
