In addition, we also noted PCR fragment size polymorphisms among the natural strains for some of the rearranged junctures, suggesting the existence of small insertion(s) and/or deletion(s) for the amplified regions (Table 4, detailed data not shown).
Once, he said, the two of them were listening to the score, and at a certain juncture Martins suggested that this was where there should be an erotic pas de deux.
At one juncture, poignantly, she suggests that Bruno may have held back some of his material, so as not to give away the store — the same charge that Giovanni Mocenigo made.
Far from solving the problem, however, a peer-reviewed study recently published in the prestigious journal Bioscience, entitled "Navigating a Critical Juncture for Sustainable Weed Management," suggests that these new GE crops will foster a huge increase in 2,4-D use, and thereby pour oil on the fire, triggering an outbreak of still more intractable weeds resistant to both glyphosate and 2,4-D.
Moreover, the known interaction of Notch with the presenilin proteins suggests a juncture in the disease pathways underlying VCI and AD, which also could be further explored in mouse models.
It is at this juncture that the commentary suggests that, despite the MRC's acknowledgement of the limitations of its 2000 guidance, there remains, in the 2008 guidance, an underlying insistence to use design evaluations which control for selection bias and confounding extraneous factors.
At this juncture, the polls suggest that Udall and Peters are both slightly ahead.
At one juncture, their label suggested they collaborate with professional songwriters.
"That's a strategy of increasing tension". At a critical juncture for U.S. policy, this suggests that Trump is operating under deeply flawed assumptions about both North Korea and Iran.
There is at least one third-act image, during a key flashback, that is just horrifying in its implications, and the picture is all the more potent for what it merely suggests at key junctures.
