"They will however, usher in rafts of bureaucratic cost and complexity with sliding scales for length of residency and nationality for child benefit".
The researchers dropped spoonfuls of ants into water, counted the number of insects in rafts of a fixed size, and measured the walking speed of free ants that sauntered atop their interlinked colleagues.
Culex eggs are deposited in rafts of 200 250 eggs confined to small areas, offering an opportunity for Culex population control at this point of their life cycle.
PrPC interacts with GM3 gangliosides present in high amount in lymphocyte and neuronal lipid rafts [36], [37] and with other glycoproteins or glycolipids [38] [40], which co-localize or are enriched with PrPC in rafts of neuronal cells.
The association of these proteins to different or the same rafts could account for their different function in different tissues, supporting the hypothesis that PrPC, when interacting with Dpl in rafts of neurons, is able to block its toxicity.
The council, which met from 1962 to 1965, ushered in a raft of changes aimed at making the Catholic Church more accessible to the faithful and more attuned to secular life.
John Grieve, a former deputy assistant commissioner at Scotland Yard, ushered in a raft of policing changes as a direct response to the Lawrence case.
Murray handed Advocaat tens of millions to bring in a raft of stars, with notable arrivals during his tenure including Giovanni Van Bronckhorst, Andrei Kanchelskis and Ronald de Boer.
Moreover, PC-PLC was found to associate with the HER2 receptor in raft domains of the plasma membrane of HER2-overexpressing BC cells [ 21].
TRW, which had 2001 sales of $16.4 billion, is unique in the industry in that it has elected not to participate in the raft of acquisitions in recent years.
