Her work in chronic illness focuses on self-management and issues of identity, shared decision-making, medication use and concordance and consulting behaviour.
The challenge of preserving cultural identity, shared by different immigrant communities, highlights the underlying struggle between the past and the changing needs of the present and future, especially as the ethnic makeup of neighborhoods continues to shift and change.
She hoped that "Mujerism," which she considered a spiritual branch of the reform movement known as liberation theology, would help delineate the special identity shared by poor, Hispanic, Catholic women.
The identity shared with Coptotermes lacteus barcodes was on average 96.7%, and in phylogenetic trees the Australian barcode branched closer to C. lacteus, but did not branch within the clade of C. lacteus barcode isolates (which share 99 100% identity).
ALISON BEARD: How quickly do you think that he'll be able to develop that sort of shared context, shared identity, shared goals that we've been talking about his whole episode?
The key obstacle for generation of such mAbs stems from limited amino acid sequence conservation among the glycoproteins of ebolaviruses, with only 50% amino acid identity shared between EBOV and SUDV, the two most prevalent ebolaviruses.
The highly conserved structures of bestrophin homologs and the low sequence identity shared between KpBest and hBest1 provide a unique opportunity to systematically determine critical residues on the channel.
"At a time when identity, shared culture and civic values are increasingly relevant to us all, the National Portrait Gallery is uniquely placed to generate a discussion by reflecting on our common artistic, cultural and social history – in short, what binds us together.
Taking advantage of the high sequence identity shared by EGFR and HER-2 (82%) in the ATP domain, the design of such dual-inhibitor bearing a Michael acceptor warhead was undertaken.
The article reviews thirteen justifications for public culture and cultural policy in the U.S. context: public interest, national security, merit, moral worth, the good life, economic development, politics, education, democracy, American identity, shared symbols, diversity, and innovation.
As I observed this team over the next year, I watched them negotiate meaning and common ground, more often than not new ground, and evolve into a new cultural group with a shared identity, shared values and norms that eventually became taken for granted.
