We stand at a critical juncture: 150 years of achievement in signing up to international laws and agreeing to international norms to protect civilians in conflict zones, are unravelling before our eyes.
The general wants her to set up the dining room just as it looked at his life's most critical juncture, 41 years earlier, when the closest, most sacred friendship of his youth came to an end.
At this juncture, 3D seismic method seems to be the best technology to employ because these physical properties of the rock can be derived at many hundreds of closely spaced locations [e.g., 82 ft (25-m) spacing] within a 3D survey area (Hampson et al. 2001; Ogiesoba 2010).
The field of ecosystem conservation is at an important juncture [4].
Using spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SDOCT) to scan the central macular and perifoveal areas, a recent study revealed that LCA1 patients (age range, 20 53 years) retained all 6 retinal layers with a visible photoreceptor inner/outer segment juncture [12].
The field of global health has reached a 'critical juncture' (5).
Another sorting signal in cargo proteins is the [DE]XXXL[LI] motif, which binds to the juncture of γ σ1, α σ2 or δ σ3 subunits in AP-1, -2 or -3, respectively [ 1].
Identity is politicized in crisis situations, or what social constructivists call 'critical junctures'.5 Critical junctures test constructed identities.
The ubiquitous requests to be connected to the networks, particularly internet and transferring large-volume data and huge files between internet and consumers, lead us to have more reliable and stronger connections and junctures [1].
He brought the Lakers back, going on an 8-0 binge and helping the Lakers creep at one juncture within 2 points, 79-77, to begin the fourth period.
TNBCs are usually composed of biologically aggressive and histologically high-grade tumors and tend to relapse within 3 years of diagnosis with the worst clinical outcome at this juncture [ 1– 3].
