Researchers need to invoke national characteristics to help explain neighbourhood differences by SES.
Besides the usually invoked mtDNA characteristics (high copy number per cell, compact organization and maternal transmission), mtDNA has been widely used because it provides easy access to an orthologous set of genes with little or no recombination and rapid evolution [ 1].
Accordingly, most models of the well-studied tilt aftereffect invoke elements that are characteristic of neural responses in retinotopic areas such as V1 [6], [7], [7].
For example, string theory at least has the potential of explaining why there are three generations of elementary particles by invoking the Euler characteristic of the compact spaces it employs the Euler characteristic is equal to twice the number of generations (see Seifert, 2004, for details).
Normally, it consists of four design elements one or more promises to patients; the tangible or intangible compensation in the event of service failure; the process to invoke the charter; and other charter characteristics.
Table 3 Answers to the first open question 1. Scientific view 7 4.6% 2. a. Answers that invoke examples of animals that "change their characteristics –they have mechanisms of adaptation… in order to…, so as to…" 70 45.8% b.
By invoking the indentation deformation characteristics of shape memory polymers for a range of indenter geometries and temperatures, it is demonstrated that the extent of shape recovery is strongly dependent on temperature, microstructural state and constraint loads.
It is well established that personal characteristics, like race, sex, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation, do not by themselves invoke the rule that judges must step aside if their "impartiality might reasonably be questioned".
He was able to invoke clever rhetoric to invite capitalist attributes to the economy, call it "socialism with Chinese characteristics," and still reject capitalism in an ode to the country's revolutionary roots.
Most comprehensive conservation strategies are similar in that they invoke a set of key conservation planning principles, for example, the selection of reserve sites is based on characteristics such as their representation, resilience, and redundancy, or complementarity, irreplaceability, and vulnerability.
