More fundamentally, identifying algorithms in the brain that transform taste into flavour, and comparing them with how people process complex sounds or tactile sensations, might reveal something about how perception really works.
But United's infrastructure still feels far less substantial than City's, who have both Brian Marwood, the managing director of football services who is experienced in recruitment and player development, and Txiki Begiristain, the director of football whose role is fundamentally identifying and signing players.
Combined, these effects lead to several complex and interacting mechanisms that make it difficult to fundamentally identify how biodiesel affects NOx emissions.
Faecal tests fundamentally identify carcinomas although they may result positive in the case of an advanced adenoma, while endoscopic exams can detect carcinomas as well as adenomatous lesions [ 42].
The intention of this study was fundamentally to identify whether there was a need to revise the curricula of study for the various categories of nurses, MCHNs, and MAs/MTs, so that graduates were prepared to perform each of the tasks that were expected of them, in whatever health facility they were assigned.
Four groups, named I to IV, have been identified fundamentally based on four particular characteristics: sequence conservation within the HD-Zip domain, the presence of additional conserved domains, gene structure and the pathways in which these proteins participate (for a review see [ 9] and [ 11]).
For the past several centuries, most Westerners would have identified themselves fundamentally as Depraved Sinners.
emphasized that weak parts of the European banking system still needed to be identified and fundamentally restructured.
More often, though, she identified as fundamentally male: "one of nature's experiments; a girl who should have been a boy".
Interestingly, a recent study identified a fundamentally different type of anti-cancer pathway mediated by ATM in a MLL-AF9 driven acute myeloid leukemia model (Santos et al., 2014).
