Even though some Christians hold governing positions which give them official responsibilities for doctrine and others work in theology as a professional vocation, all the faithful engage, with varying degrees of competence, in theological and doctrinal work.
Similar to cultured vSVZ cells, DCX+ cells from primary vSVZ transplants migrated beyond the granular cell layer and into the molecular layer (Figure 3A), suggesting they were unable to respond to local cues governing positioning.
And Black candidates going for historically-white top governing positions always score nine to sixteen points lower than pre-election polls say they will.
Shinkai Zahine Karokhail, one of the Afghan MPs who fought against the law governing the position of women in marriage, said the review was "wonderful news" but the international community should have stepped in months ago.
The myriad laws governing the position of the British monarch can only be amended with the agreement of countries such as Australia, Canada and New Zealand where the Queen is also head of state.
The new statute governing the position noted the losses that Oxford had suffered because of the careless keeping of its archives, and the need for an experienced person to take charge of them and to advise the university's officers in defending its interests.
Although several factors are responsible for governing nucleosome positioning along the genome, it is less clear how these determinants work in concert to regulate nucleosome positioning.
Apart from these fundamental rules of word order, the principles governing the positions of adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions call for brief comment.
Wiring cost has already been shown to be the decisive factor governing neuron positions in the body of C. elegans [25], [28].
