Its resemblance to essential metals such as calcium, iron, and zinc leads to an unintended uptake in cells after intake through inhalation and ingestion.
"Probably most people looking at the dresses of Madeleine Vionnet (1876-1975) would not perceive them as cut along straight lines and constructed of rectangles, as are Japanese kimonos, yet at every turn we were struck by their resemblance to the essential flatness of the kimono," she wrote.
Scottish philosopher David Hume maintained in A Treatise of Human Nature (1739) that the essential forms of association were by resemblance, by contiguity in time or place, and by cause and effect.
But the historical and cultural variation in marital practices has prompted some philosophers to argue that marriage is a 'family resemblance' concept, with no essential purpose or structure (Wasserstrom 1974).
Because deletion of the non-essential gene SLX9 shows a striking phenotypic resemblance with Ins11, with the same rRNA precursors accumulating [15], we wondered if it would also present genetic interactions with RPS15.
They can help by trying to learn the essential fact that the bastardised versions have no resemblance to Islam as it was originally intended.
The formal resemblance of both curves obscures some essential distinctions.
To investigate the intra-pair resemblance in the response to PA it is essential that twin pairs participate in an identical intervention.
Possession of a common property (e.g., a given shade of yellow) or a common constellation of properties (e.g., those essential to lemons) has often been cited to explain such resemblance.
The phenotypic resemblance of elp6 mop2, mop3-1, and elp3, suggests that corresponding gene products function as essential subunits of a protein complex, similar to Elongator in other eukaryotes (Glatt and Müller, 2013).
