Mr. Ray and Mr. Kendall had frequent exchanges as adversaries in the case over many months.
Both sides have had frequent exchanges of high-level visits in recent years and provide support for each other in multilateral affairs.
This sentinel event had substantial public health implications for Mayotte because the Republic of Comoros and Mayotte have frequent exchanges of populations and goods, both legally and illegally.
The different work units, e.g. all partners involved with biodegradation, have frequent exchange via meetings and via email/telephone.
Some R-genes, termed Type I R-genes, had frequent sequence exchanges with homologues, resulting in extensive chimeric structures [ 15, 18].
Many R-genes within a cluster belong to the same subfamily and may have had frequent sequence exchanges (either by gene conversion or recombination) resulting in chimeric structures [ 4- 16].
Collaborative roles occur where team members have frequent interactions and knowledge exchanges; autonomous roles occur where team members have fewer interactions, less collaboration and work more independently from each other (note that these autonomous roles still have the potential to be complementary to the team).
In other words, children who had more frequent exchanges about their school activities with their parents, homework control or help with homework or contact to teachers via fathers and mothers were less likely to drop out of school after compulsory education in Austria, irrespective of the parents' levels of education or language skills.
Palindrome arms, which contain VCX gene family sequences, may have facilitated frequent exchanges with palindrome arms on the Y chromosome [ 25].
As Pudong has frequent and unstable population exchange, it is possible that we have overestimated the incidence of cancer by focusing solely on permanent residents.
Studies have revealed that the genes involved in these essential complexes have experienced frequent exchange across vast phylogenetic distances (Hilario and Gogarten 1993).
