The decision is poised to aid and abet the further intertwining of state and private power--the quintessence not of a "free market" but of a communist state.
Thus, indirect interactions between viral RNAs and host mRNAs may also play an important role in cvhRNA networks, which may be further intimately intertwined by cellular transcription factor networks (Ala et al., 2013).
"This paper is further evidence of how intertwined the history of humans and yeast has been," says Barbara Dunn, a geneticist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, who has studied wine yeasts and wasn't involved in the current research.
In this study, grief and posttraumatic stress were closely intertwined, and further studies could disentangle the long-term consequences of traumatic stress and traumatic bereavement.
This transaction further complicated matters, intertwining Weinstein's money with amfAR and ART's.
The spotlight on how political and economic interests in Afghanistan are intertwined threatens to further undermine President Hamid Karzai's government.
They turned out to be composed of fibrils about 4 nm high intertwined together and further assembled into bundles between 20 and 60 nm high (Fig. 6D).
It made me want to steal a car and do more drugs, further proving that euphoria is often intertwined with mischief.
But the Cameron plan angered Scottish nationalists, who had not been told that further powers for the Scottish parliament might be intertwined with constitutional progress over the English affairs.
Further, chronic pain conditions and sleep disturbances are intertwined through comorbidities, which together cause detrimental psychological and physical consequences.
