The AN-MC are is in an intermediate position with an average UAA of 11.5 hectares per farm.
Nevertheless, comparison of tumour and normal cells highlight oestrogen receptor alpha (ER α) expression in breast cancer, a protein found to be expressed in approximately 20% of all cells in the normal mammary gland (Russo et al, 1999), and 87% of ER-positive cells are luminal epithelial cells or in an intermediate position in the duct wall (Petersen et al, 1987).
The MDS plot based on mtDNA haplotype FST distances (Figure 3a) places Khanty and Mansi samples in an intermediate position between Northeast Europe and South Siberia/Central Asia.
"Publication of our products directly to the public could put C.R.S. in an intermediate position between members and their constituents, and it is the member, not us, who represent their constituents," Ms. D'Addario said.
CA of the mtDNA haplogroups shows a clinal west east pattern of populations (Figure 4a), where the Khanty and Mansi are again located in an intermediate position between clusters of Northeast Europe and Central Asia/South Siberia.
In 1951 The Christian Science Monitor reviewed a performance of the Brahms Violin Concerto by Ms. Travers, then 23, with the Boston Symphony: "Miss Travers at present appears to be in an intermediate position between two extremes," the review said.
In this article, the compromise effect (CE) is investigated according to which the choice share of a particular product is expected to increase when it is in an intermediate position in a subset of a product line.
A ranking of the rates of return across higher education disciplines in China revealed that engineering was in an intermediate position, ranking 7th in 2003 and 6th in 2008.
In contrast, the autumn season was more variable (F = 140.377; df = 9; P = 0.000) with three significantly differentiated groups: Gaia presented the highest quantification level, Boadella Reservoir in an intermediate position and La Baells, La LLosa and Sant Ponç Reservoirs with the lowest and similar quantification levels (Fig. 1).
The theological school is traced back to Wāṣil ibn ʿAṭāʾ (699 749), a student of al-Ḥasan al-Baṣrī, who by stating that a grave sinner ( fāsiq) could be classed neither as believer nor unbeliever but was in an intermediate position (al-manzilah bayna manzilatayn), withdrew (iʿtazala, hence the name Muʿtazilah) from his teacher's circle.
MPPAs are located in an intermediate position.
