He said the Ebola response was particularly challenging because it involved multiple layers of government, including state departments of health and local hospitals.
Many Pictorialists used alternative processes, such as gum bichromate a printing process that involves multiple layers of light sensitive chemicals on watercolor or printmaking paper, yielding a painterly quality to the image to develop their photographs, in response to the standardised route of printing that photography had taken with Kodak's burgeoning empire.
Many Pictorialists used alternative processes, such as gum bichromate a printing process that involves multiple layers of light sensitive chemicals on watercolor or printmaking paper, yielding a painterly quality to the image to develop their photographs, in response to the standardized route of printing that photography had taken with Kodak's burgeoning empire.
Only one PfEMP1 is expressed at the time and expression involves multiple layers of control involving chromatin modifications, nuclear positioning, and promoter-intron interactions [2], [42], [43].
These observations suggest that variegation of hCD2 transgenes involves multiple layers of epigenetic regulation.
Wound healing is a complex process that is tightly regulated and involves multiple layers of tissues acting in a coordinated way.
What appears clear from genomic, proteomic, and metabolomic analyses is that transcriptional mechanisms alone are insufficient to sustain all of the rhythmic mRNA expression and that the regulatory network involves multiple layers.
As such, SRSF1 expression is subjected to negative autoregulation in order to maintain homeostatic levels, which involves multiple layers of post-transcriptional and translational control (Sun et al., 2010).
Had it been from an earlier season, a parody of The Shawshank Redemption would have involved multiple layers of clever self-mockery, but in season four, it is simply a send-up of the movie.
Product and labour supply chains can involve multiple layers of contracting and intermediaries.
But those scare-quotes are there for good reason — the reform many of them are talking about is an assortment of bad ideas, most of them involving multiple layers of enforcement — the fence-'em-out, lock-'em-up strategy that has been failing America for, oh, the last quarter-century.
