Since overexpression of fezf2 can lead to Wnt activation in early stage embryos, when neither lhx2 nor lhx9 is yet expressed, it stands to reason that Fezf2 must be able to regulate the expression of additional targets that are responsible for the expanded activation of Wnt signalling in the early dorsoanteriorisation of embryos.
Their idea is that since definite descriptions are regularly used to express singular thoughts, it stands to reason that the standard meaning of the definite description must be referential.
Other pressures come from the taxpayers, who are able to express their stand on expenditures both to Congress and to the president.
"People are shy to express their opinions, to stand up for themselves".
In that context, he told me that he admired her "ability to speak truth to power" and to express – and stand by – an unpopular point of view as she did when she wrote approvingly of Boston's new and widely deplored city hall in 1969.
Nevertheless, Jesus showed us that there are times when we must stand up and express truth to power in constructive, meaningful, unyielding ways despite the possible consequences.
In tsunami-stricken Aceh Province, Indonesia, schoolchildren also stood to express their commitment to the fight against poverty.
Somewhere in the middle of all this is surely a position where one can acknowledge difference but express a desire to stand together: good old-fashioned solidarity.
Dow component American Express stands to fare well too after reporting Friday that its quarterly profits more than doubled thanks to a 16% increase in cardholder spending.
Declining to express your opinion, refusing to stand up for yourself, and shying away from asking for what you want equals poor communication.
In fact, I must say that this was a period of time where I have done several things to serve our country and to streamline our policy and to be very clear in expressing to the world where Egypt stands.
