As if to convey the increasing alienation he felt on Northern soil, when he painted Niagara, a symbol of nationalist might, he positioned himself to face Canada and kept his back to the United States.
The total number of rods that convey the signal increases at each stage of this pathway.
A modified Torino color-coded scale for near-Earth objects could be used, for example, to convey the consequence of increasing levels of debris density in each orbital vulnerability index map.
The miRBase database has tried to convey this increasing biological complexity by adding different suffixes to precursor and mature miRNA names.
We did not intend for this title to convey the idea that genetic drift always increases promiscuous functions.
The original ranking attributes, although successful, fail to convey any increased ability of one candidate over another.
Increased educational efforts to convey the rationale and benefits of universal screening may improve testing uptake among these groups.
Various metabolic polymorphisms have been shown to convey small differences in risks for environmental exposures (Kelada et al. 2003); more extreme examples, whereby rare genotypes or combinations of genotypes convey greatly increased risks, are certainly possible.
"Those turkeys weren't honey-colored, they were really, truly smoked," Mr. Greenberg said, his voice rising to a shout, as if an increase in volume could convey the intensity of the charred hickory fog that permeates his family's turkeys, rendering the birds a color best described as burnt umber with a black licorice wash.
Multiple infection at the cervix did not convey increased risk of association with either LG or HG cytological status (p = 0.2116, two-tailed Fisher's exact test).
