Sentence examples for dual location from inspiring English sources
Ms Pidgeon at the London assembly has been lobbying for the station to be renamed "Blackfriars and Bankside" in recognition of its dual location.
Scenic postcards have the peculiarity of being associated with a dual location in geographical space: the point of sale and the landscape or site that they depict.
This dual location leads us to define several objects (dispersion links, dispersion area of the sites depicted and catchment area of the points of sale) and synthetic indicators.
Physical interaction between endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria could underlie this dual location of edelfosine in both endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondria.
Some Tat passengers involved in peptidoglycan biosynthesis http://plant1.kazusa.or.jp 3010/ might necessitate a dual location of the Tat translocase, too.
In this paper we present evidence for a dual location of the Sec translocon in the thylakoid as well as inner envelope membranes of the cyanelles from Cyanophora paradoxa, i. e. conservative sorting sensu stricto.
As well as his own headline set, Kanye West performed in the Canadian rapper and singer's place – and because of the dual locations, West played a total of three headline sets throughout the weekend.
If you have more advanced financial needs, such as managing an investment portfolio or an ongoing requirement to pay tax in dual locations, seek out the services of a financial planner for bespoke advice.
As mentioned earlier, mtCK occupies strategically important dual locations in the intermembrane and the cristae space (Kottke et al. 1991).
Given the repeated measures nature of the data, and dual locations, this investigation will therefore have greater than 90% power to detect simple main effects of intervention (versus control) for the entire sample, and differences between location blocks (90 participants in each location).
Important concerns about pedicled neurovascular island flaps include the dual-location phenomenon and the problems of cortical reorientation.
