Sentence examples for fundamental arm of from inspiring English sources
In rodents, this cooling-induced tolerance requires de novo protein synthesis (Nishio et al., 2000) — a fundamental arm of the cold-shock response (Fujita, 1999), for which data in human neurons is lacking.
This makes health services research the fundamental research and development arm of the healthcare industry.
Some of the information making up the calculations published by the Guardian – fundamental stuff such as which arm of the British state gave how much cash to which firm – is so hard to collate that even experts are forced to admit defeat.
A study in Costa Rica found that there are 58 chromosomes, including many that are large and have two arms, and the fundamental number of arms is 80 (2n = 58, FN = 80), a highly differentiated karyotype.
As in most of Iraq, almost everybody in Majar al-Kabir is armed, and bearing arms is seen as a fundamental part of life.
Nothing fundamental has changed.A plausible explanation for the current doldrums, offered by Stelios Papadopoulos, vice-chairman of SG Cowen, a New York-based arm of the Société Générale bank, is that in biotechnology fundamentals do not really count.
There is little opposition, apart from a caution in an editorial by Le Monde, that "to make the state of emergency a permanent arm of executive power could lead to a jeopardy of fundamental liberties.
We need more fundamental reform: a written constitution that defines the nature and limits of the powers of each arm of the state, and provides legal protection against the misuse of legislative as well as executive power.
The 'Ari kikku' is a fundamental part of any schoolboy's repertoire of playground fighting moves, along with windmilling your arms and giving Chinese burns.
