The diverse slate of films, however, is united by one key theme: the centring of the international black experience in alternate and imagined realities, whether fiction or documentary; past or present; science fiction or straight drama.
One key theme of our SAGE analysis was the observed down regulation of cellular junctional proteins in LCIS.
The programme is part of a series of shows about gender, which is one of the key themes for BBC3's shows after, as proposed, its broadcast signal is turned off in January next year.
Judge Batts added: "In fact, it can be argued that the contrast between Holden's authentic but critical and rebellious nature and his tendency toward depressive alienation is one of the key themes of 'Catcher.' "It is hardly parodic to repeat that same exercise in contrast, just because society and the characters have aged".
David Edgar also pointed out that, while Osborne's Look Back in Anger articulated the social fury of the 1950s, it was Wesker "who put that anger into the context of history and who tapped into "the political disillusion that is one of the key themes of postwar drama".
The complex interaction between the past, present and future in the STI policy research field is one of the key themes of this article and of the special issue more generally.
In her ruling against Colting, as reported in the New York Times of July 1 , 2009 the judge was firm, insisting "... it can be argued that the contrast between Holden's authentic but critical and rebellious nature and his tendency toward depressive alienation is one of the key themes of Catcher.
The Department of Health in England has recently launched the Cancer Survivorship Initiative, and continuity of care is one of the key themes to be explored (Department of Health, 2008).
Lactate fermentation is one of the key themes discussed in the field of hypoxia; however, malate, pyruvate, 2-oxoglutarate, glutamate and fructose-6-phosphate, which are connected by a single pathway, may provide a more significant marker of hypoxia in cancer.
