Lair is known as a reliable technician who makes very few mistakes, but he has an imaginative side too, as is evident from two examples.
In the Protestant Reformation of the 16th century, such opposition between nation and church led to a break with Roman Catholicism as such, but it is evident from the examples of 15th-century France and Spain that it could also lead to a national Catholicism that remained in communion with Rome.
Then, however, the teleology loses its force, something that is perhaps inevitable because the Sāṃkhya teleology had always been proto-naturalistic, as is evident from two examples used in the literature.
It is evident from these examples that there has been little consistency in the use of punctuation, capitalization, or prefix versus suffix to designate histone variants.
The concept of using fixed concentrations as water quality criteria is overly simplistic because it ignores the temporal dimension of toxicity that is evident from the examples above.
As is evident from the examples given in the description of the 19 schools under analysis, the report is an important source of information on the Romanian education system and a useful tool in identifying and implementing viable solutions to prevent early school dropout.
So, it is evident from this example, that the performance of our mesh-free based method M3 is superior to that of mesh-based methods M1 and M2 regarding visual restoration quality (PSNR), the number of iterations, and CPU time of computation.
And, as is evident from this example, it can work in the same way in other settings too (e.g. TV interviews).
Interestingly, some of the dominant mutations lost their dominance at later time points, although as is evident from the example of subject D-5018, timing of loss was unique for each amino acid position (Figure 3).
