They are usually developed by drawing from previous research or examples of situations which reflect the local context, creating a story that participants can relate to.
We look in turn at the four variants of the motif identified in yeast under a series of example dynamical scenarios which reflect the diversity of behaviour that can be demonstrated by this simple motif, starting with coherent motifs, that is, motifs in which every transcription factor acts to promote transcription.
Hayek noted, for example, that market prices, which reflect the appraisal of millions of market participants, are essential for entrepreneurial calculation; they allow firm owners to choose the most affordable combinations of technologically feasible inputs.
Many informants talked about "de-worming campaigns" in areas without clean drinking water sources; groups that provided free eye glasses without an eye exam; or groups that indiscriminately handed out vitamins as examples of particularly misguided interventions which reflect the lack of coordination and consultation with the local healthcare community.
There is a need to validate the type of exposure assessments for acrylamide that were used in the Swedish study using biomarkers for acrylamide exposure, for example, haemoglobin adducts of acrylamide, which reflect the cumulative dose during the preceding months (Granath et al, 1992; Törnqvist et al, 2002).
One example is provided by a restaurant: people sit in clusters which reflect the existence of different groups.
For example, AFAS probes designed for Tsix, which reflects the abundance of Xist RNA, detected expression in the 11 adult mouse tissues (mixed males and females), but not in the testis, as expected (see Additional file 1).
In contrast, electronic structure calculations show that electrons attach strongly to embryonic MSPs around 0.5 nm in radius containing Si (i.e., olivines and pyroxenes; see Figure 24b for examples), with binding energies of 2 3 eV, which reflects the stability of the SiO3– core ion.
Immediate risks for ill health, which are distributed in an inequitable way, are determined by factors at a higher societal level, for example, the political, judicial, and economic system, which reflects the specific power relations of that society.
"Paradigm" refers to the common intellectual framework, which reflects the shared values, beliefs, and commitments, and provides examples of problems and solutions for a scientific community.
