We note that viruses belonging to 20 different families fall into only five distinct structural groups, suggesting that optimal virus classification approach should equally rely on both sequence and structural information.
(2) Psychological findings show that humans equally rely on both local and global visual information [36].
While cultivating national identity is seen as important, there is no official set of Swedish norms and values, because integration is believed to equally rely on the majority's ability to accept and adapt to new cultures (Borevi, 2014; Jensen, 2016; Soininen, 1999; Wiesbrock, 2011).1.
Rhodes-Pitts brings the library into the street, not only looking to history to explain the present, but also and equally relying on contemporary reality to tell Harlem's past.
King Jr has inherited his father's interest in scarily normal New England neighbourhoods and equally relies on randomly fatal accidents to turn a plot; yet he writes with perceptive, droll humour designed to tickle the fancy rather than turn the stomach.
Models of the upsurge hypothesis discounted a simple substitution of terrestrial for autochthonous resources with increasing forest cover23, as fish equally relied on both essential FA produced by phytoplankton, such as EPA, and the quantity of zooplankton biomass available at each site, which was a product of terrestrial OM (Table 1).
But even if these far-flung communities could technically access the internet, local economy and infrastructure often hamper the distribution of the devices, electricity and internet services that digital communication equally relies on.
Both groups equally relied on family and friends, books and antenatal classes.
Our knowledge of how odors are coded in insects, however, equally relies on decades of work on different insect species in many laboratories around the world.
Their English-speaking Hispanic counterparts, like their English-primary counterparts who were European, African, and Asian, about equally relied on newspapers and television (both > 50%), with radio third and family and friends a distant fourth (28%).
The stories that studios set in motion were equally abstract, relying on situations that had the built-in necessities of social conventions that themselves ran along more or less unchallenged.
