Now we should further investigate the possibly tolerant phenotype resulting from the introgression of ONIVA01G39120 into O. sativa elite cultivars and how is it regulated since this constitutes a very relevant information to breeders.
What constitutes such skill, how is it learnt and is it a skill restricted to radiologists?
Yet how are essences constituted in their being?
Although we have invariably worked independently, we have soon discovered that we were asking similar questions: How are rights constituted indigenously, and how important are local constructions of sexuality, gender, the body, and belonging in informing the realization of rights and entitlements in local Nigerian cultures?
(3) How is the students' vocational competence constituted?
Such approaches to public engagement have been challenged on a number of theoretical and empirical points, which relate, for instance, to who is 'the public' and how has it been constituted; who decides what is going to be talked about and on what grounds and at what stage of policy making is participation set and why [37, 38, 35, 24, 39, 27].
How parliament is constituted and how it operates with committees is another form of power-sharing.
Focusing on the category 'wastelands', which has been central to recent debates on India's biofuel policies, we study how it was heterogeneously constituted during the Permanent Settlement of land revenue in late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century colonial India.
The companion grounded theory of dignity to emerge from this research sets the static components of the taxonomy in motion, showing how dignity is constituted through social processes of interaction and interpretation that are structured by conditions pertaining to the actors involved, their relationships, the settings, and the broader social order.
