Orders of Chivalry blends hip-hop, and heraldry the art of conferring through symbols of power, rank, and status that dates back to the 12th century to explore the power of visual culture.
The majority of candidate genes studied to date confer only a small risk for ADHD, often refer to co-occurring conditions and they lack consistent replication [ 4].
The majority of breast cancer susceptibility variants identified to date confer risk for oestrogen receptor-positive breast cancers (Turnbull et al, 2010), which are responsive to hormonal treatment and have a favourable prognosis (Dunnwald et al, 2007).
However, because most variants identified to date confer relatively small increments in risk and explain only a small proportion of familial clustering, a remaining challenge will be to define the genetic basis of the 'missing' heritability.
4) When you do book flights yourself, it's hard to keep track of all the options you find along the way before you can lock down your dates or confer with your travel partners.
The anaesthetist, scrub nurse and operating surgeon conferred on the name, date of birth, and site and side of the surgery.
LOD values and magnitudes of QTL conferring FCR resistance were both reduced when the effect of height and heading date were accounted for by the covariance analysis [ 13– 15].
To date, 71 Lr loci conferring resistance to Puccinia triticina Pt have been identified in wheat since characterization of the first rust resistance gene in 1946 [ 2].
At best, most arguments for the role of specific genes on conferring susceptibility put forth to date are correlative; although many will turn out to be correct, this is unlikely to be the ubiquitous truth.
During his pontificate St. Polycarp, bishop of Smyrna, visited Rome (c.. 154/155) to confer with him about the controversy over the date of Easter.
He's directing Mr. Kobak to confer with the lawyers for the objectors and come back on Nov. 22, the date of the next hearing.
