This phenomenon, which was accompanied by an increase in specific volume, constitutes a clear manifestation of rejuvenation produced by large mechanical stimuli.
To hear Goshinski and Leonowicz speak of the festival, the very idea of a specific group of people coming together with a specific group of artists in a specific place constitutes an unrepeatable, wholly unique experience and one to be treated with a level of seriousness.
Incidentally, the human brain is also rich in specific isoforms, and constitutes a highly suitable system for assessing the performance of the Exon Array as both an expression and isoform-sensitive platform.
Indeed, the sum of all market-based transactions, e.g., selling and buying a specific good in a specific region, constitute a market [26].
Furthermore, the mapping between PIM and PSM (i.e. the implementation of production rules in specific rule-based systems) constitutes less of an issue.
Most moths use a combination of two or more compounds in a specific ratio, constituting a more or less species-specific blend.
For new radioligands such as [11C]DAA1106, specific binding constitutes 80%to90%0% of the total binding in the monkey brain [36].
On the other hand, exosomes are enriched in specific glycoproteins that may constitute exosome markers.
The NAD molecule fits in a specific pocket constituted of a hydrophobic patch on the small sub-domain, and a hydrophilic patch on the large domain.
He simply insisted that the questions confronting political theorists were historically constituted, posed in specific historical forms, in the context of specific social relations, practical activities, grievances, conflicts and struggles.
