This is music full of dichotomies, and Mr. Kremer, a particularly thoughtful musician, kept them fully in view.
Despite such beneficial functions, we discovered an interesting dichotomy: full-length TDP-43 aggregation, which is believed to be a pathogenic process, also requires the extreme N-terminus of TDP-43.
Now he's a full-time American songwriter, his tunes including Colt Ford's recent single "Workin' On" and his wife's "My Heart Says Go," the fitting -- and encouraging -- conclusion to III. "There's a winter before every spring," Campbell sings without a trace of irony or Southern twang, knowing full well that dealing with dichotomy in life comes as typically as a change of seasons.
This paper examines the rise of a distinct alternative to the traditional business model dichotomy between low-cost and full-service carriers (i.e. the hybrid business model) and questions its viability as an alternative for growth and profitability.
He represents the dichotomy of American progress, in its full form.
The dichotomy between autochthons' agroforests and migrants' full sun farms is shrinking (Tables 5, 6 and 7).
The second final model (full model B) includes an additional predictor: a diagnosis dichotomy (internal or surgical).
20 21 Most previous studies used such a dichotomy and few have examined associations across the full range of psychological distress.
Yet economic growth has averaged 2.5%, a rate more typical of the economy at full employment rather than when recovering from a deep bust.Economists advance several explanations for this dichotomy.
If nothing else, for a brief moment, a few days, we can embrace our full identity and worship freely without the internal or external restraints as a supposed walking dichotomy.
