This interpretation requires Fringe modulation of cis interactions, as observed here, and implies that signaling during boundary formation is heterotypic (Troost and Klein, 2012).
Chicago Fringe Festival Chicago's second annual interpretation of the nationwide Fringe Festival movement showcases performing artists from the area and beyond.
Often, data interpretation relies heavily on monitoring fringe effects and texture variations that exist in between phases, rather than observing pure absorption contrast.
Milford Wolpoff of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, author of the multiregional hypothesis, doesn't agree with Reed and Clayton's interpretation, calling the new study a "fringe explanation".
Bork's rabid, fringe, and at times borderline zany views and interpretation of judicial and constitutional law were so repulsive that his nomination to the court by President Reagan in 1987 was virtually DOA during the confirmation hearings.
A political ecology interpretation highlights relationships in this case study between competing claims about fringe greening and fringe landscape practices.
On the basis of interpretation and quantitative analysis of the active fringes, the whole process of deformation and failure of rock, including time spatial evolution law of initiating, propagating, growing and closing of cracks in rock, is quantitatively described.
If this interpretation is correct, we predict that in L-fringe deficient mice, Notch1 will be able to rescue Clara cells in Notch2-deficient lung epithelia.
There is a fringe minority, as is the case with all communities, but Phillips chooses a distorted interpretation of the UK's diverse Muslim communities.
