Thus, for Alex, behaviour change as a result of therapy constituted the reduction (almost the eradication) of a barrier conversation behaviour (asking test questions), but there was no corresponding increase in his three chosen strategies, which remained at pre-therapy levels.
Insofar as the cell wall constitutes almost the entirety of the input for converting biomass to biofuel, this similarity, along with the genetic attributes of this small grass, emphasize its suitability as a model for grass-related, biomass crop research.
For several years a bipartisan coalition that constitutes almost the entire membership of the legislative branch has been voting military budgets in excess of what has been requested by the executive branch.
By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, May 12 , 1962P. 166 For several years a bipartisan coalition that constitutes almost the entire membership of the legislative branch has been voting military budgets in excess of what has been requested by the executive branch.
In fact, this diffused staining, that constitutes almost the only TUNEL staining a few hours after the EP, is consistent with the expected effects of the applied IRE pulses.
Consistent with previous reports (Lyle et al, 1999; Liu et al, 2003), we identified a population of LacZ+ cells that constitutes almost the entire HF bulge region in one founder line strongly expressing the transgene (C_K15CreERhigh) (Supplementary Figure S1A and B; Morris et al, 2004; Youssef et al, 2010).
The accretionary complex continues westward into the Pamir and Hindu Kush ranges in Tajikistan and northern Afghanistan and finally constitutes almost the entire pre-Triassic basement of Turkmenistan.
The Danube and its tributaries, the Sava and the Tisa, constitute almost the entire system of inland navigation in Serbia.
For example: G C. Because the tones of the C and G chords almost constitute the C scale in themselves, the dominant-tonic sequence (or the 5-1, "five-to-one") is commonly use to announce a key.
These inorganic uses, as a flux and in the manufacture of aluminum, formerly constituted almost the whole of the fluorine industry.
