The mean regional convergence rates did not relate to the biodiversity of the region (assessed as sum of all taxa found on the panels at both regional sites, r2 = 0.017, p = 0.76) or to the change imposed (expressed as initial dissimilarity between introduced and resident communities, Table 1, r2 = 0.0002, p = 0.98).
The transmission conditions are imposed, that express the continuity of the medium and the equilibrium of the forces acting on it.
The existence of an additional selection pressure imposed on cytoplasmically expressed sequences was consistent with the existent of two mutations rather than one (C→U,G [1st parameter] and C→A,G [3rd parameter]) in human mRNA sequences and in other mammalian mRNA datasets (P. troglodytes, M. musculus; Table 1; Figure 3B).
His cosmos is thought through and expressed with imposing integrity.
No regrets will be expressed for imposing the stress of competition on young children in order to overcome the stress of poverty.
To enable comparison of imposed WOB in different ventilator setups, imposed WOB is often normalized, that is, related to Vt. Imposed WOB is then expressed in Joules per liter (J l-1).
Along with its allies in Congress, the F.C.C., he said, was "expressing and imposing their opinions and rights to tell us all who and what we may listen to and watch and how we should think about our lives".
Being fast and universally understood, emotions are ideal stimuli for investigating the dynamic effects of ILTs, which were understood in this study in terms of the constraints that expressed emotions impose on the connectionist networks that activate ILTs.
Tanton has praised China's one-child policy and regretted that India did not impose similar measures, and expressed his concern about "less intelligent" people having children.
The floor limit was imposed by Silverstein, who expressed concern that higher floors would be a liability in the event of a future terrorist attack or other incident.
