BAYREUTH, Germany — Performances here last week of Wagner's first three operas had aspects in common with performances at the Bayreuth Festival.
Contemplating over meat and fish delights on restaurant menus, hunting for sport and leisure purposes, and the presence of safaris and zoos have aspects in common, significantly animals are central to their existence and tourists are key consumers.
However, the occurrence of localized mtrRNAs in the mouse oocyte and zygote implies that developmental strategies in mammals may have aspects in common with other metazoa.
Although they do not all tend strongly to reflect a single underlying topology, they do have aspects in common.
The outbreaks of Ebola hemorrhagic fever and SARS have some aspects in common: both have gender-related transmission patterns; have been amplified in hospital settings; were halted by better infection control measures, isolation, and contact tracing; and lack data about pregnancies, despite nosocomial outbreaks in maternity clinics.
In recent years, there has been increased interest in a clinical syndrome characterized by excessive sexual thoughts, sexual urges, and/or sexual behaviors that has many aspects in common with impulse control disorders.
HEV infection in rats has been shown to have some aspects in common with HEV infection in nonhuman primates and swine; but one exception was that levels of ALT liver enzymes did not become elevated [ 11].
In fact if it sounds a little like Ning or Wetpaint, then that's because it has several aspects in common with those sites.
The approach followed by JICA is analysed in Kurokawa et al. (2008 10 and has many aspects in common with the strategies already reviewed, as it is also focused on the development of the private sector in Africa.
The latter proposal has some aspects in common with the gateway hypothesis, in the sense that it suggests that lateral rostral prefrontal cortex plays a role in allocating, or weighting, attention towards different types of information: perceptual dimensions for Pollmann et al., perceptually derived versus self-generated information in the gateway hypothesis framework.
Much of the recent software that has shown a meaningful impact have two aspects in common: large existing data sets and automation.
