The three mechanisms of MGrC have great potentials for brain BDP in three facets.
The significance of dinucleotide signatures in genome heterogeneity has been extensively reviewed by Karlin et al 1997 [30] in three facets namely, extremes of dinucleotide abundance, difference in genomic signatures in prokaryotes and evolution of genomes with respect to genomic signatures.
It is believed that RecQ helicases have multiple roles in three facets of DNA metabolism (repair, replication and recombination), S-phase checkpoint, and telomere maintenance; consequently, they are considered caretakers of the genome [1], [2].
Bajekal and colleagues reported differences between ethnic groups in seven facets of QOL among older people in a national survey in England and Wales [ 6].
Mr. Romney excelled, though, in one facet of publishing: marketing.
But sometimes in this surreal world of men paid frightening sums of money to play or coach a game, there is a tendency to think of them as special people rather than simply people skilled in one facet of life.
Factor 1 can be separated into two facets; interpersonal (facet 1) and affective (facet 2), as can factor 2; lifestyle (facet 3) and antisocial (facet 4).
Changes in these two facets of water contact are likely to have different relative effects in terms of human exposure to schistosomes, as well as broader aspects of the transmission dynamics of schistosome populations.
The Giants managed to overcome their injury problems against Washington in the same manner they have won most of their games this season -- by operating exceptionally in one or two facets, with no common denominators.
To measure the focal parameter of interest, the general component, a follow-up analysis suggested a 16-item inventory organized in terms of two facets; self-related cognitions combined with evaluative concerns.
