In part, this is about ditching jargon, resolving the uneasy inheritance of the New Labour years and finding a new facility to deploy moral arguments instead of the dismal lexicon of technocracy.
We studied the inheritance of the new variant R133W detected in the PAX8 gene in the proband's family, and we looked for the same substitution in 115 Caucasian European subjects and in 26 hypothyroid children.
Nepal, for instance, has trebled female land ownership in the last decade by offering tax exemptions to drive the adoption of new inheritance laws.
The current view of peroxisome inheritance provides for the formation of new peroxisomes by both budding from the endoplasmic reticulum and autonomous division.
As mentioned earlier, a phenomenon that characterizes marine mussels is that female-transmitted mt genomes have periodically experienced "role-reversal events" and invaded the male route of inheritance, resulting in the formation of new M mt genomes [42] [44].
An interesting difference between marine mussels and freshwater mussels is that only in the former group have F mt genomes periodically experienced "role-reversal events" and invaded the male route of inheritance, resulting in the formation of new M mt genomes [42] [44].
In the light of these concepts, alternative inheritable regulatory states were designated (reviewed in [ 8]) based on previous descriptions of regulatory or metabolic networks, permitting the definition of new types of inheritance units, the 'toggle switch' and the 'positive feedback switch'.
Nicole Seitz has never been an author who chose the easy road in selecting topics for her novels, and she certainly tackles a difficult one in her new novel The Inheritance of Beauty.
This makes the modeling of new classes easier using inheritance.
This work will enlighten further research on understanding the inheritance of metallic glasses and designing new metallic glasses with unique properties.
