Together, the firmly described genetic variants account for roughly 31% of CD heritability, being 25% explained by the MHC influence.
"I think Mr. Tippett's pacifist views entirely wrong," Mr. Vaughan Williams said, "but I respect him very much for holding them so firmly". He described the composer's music as a "national asset" and his work at Morley College, where Mr. Tippett was then teaching, as having "national importance". But Mr. Tippett was sentenced to three months in prison.
Not until many centuries later was the true explanation known, but by then the use of the term shi was firmly established to describe eclipses, and so it remained throughout Chinese history.
When those charges of carelessness came up, as they did repeatedly, Mr. Paladino spoke firmly as he described what it was like in the cockpit of the smaller plane, with seven aboard, as something rocked it in the air.
Interestingly, for all but one of these loci (TRAF1/C5), association with other autoimmune diseases, including systemic lupus erythematosus, Graves disease and coeliac disease, has been described, firmly establishing the concept of common susceptibility loci for autoimmunity.
Surprisingly, the reaction from people I might describe as being firmly in the non-cycling constituency, was for the most part positive.
"Britain First supports democracy and firmly opposes racism, so to describe us as 'fascist' is wildly inaccurate," the email reads.
At home, Russian broadcasters, nearly all of which are firmly controlled by the Kremlin, describe a Ukraine totally unrecognisable to anyone with access to independent, Western or Ukrainian news.
Guides describe apparitions materializing and muffled conversations overheard, without firmly attributing the phenomena to particular family members.
Colleagues describe Likens as an advocate with his views firmly rooted in basic science.
