Sentence examples for latest aspect from inspiring English sources
One suspects that it's merely the latest aspect of Kubrick's misanthropy, which took over his movies as early as "2001: A Space Odyssey".
The 127-room Marriott, scheduled to open in April, and 32 adjacent condos — known collectively as Westlake — are the latest aspect of the waterfront revitalization, and an example of the public-private partnership.
Chinese involvement in Cuba's oil industry is the latest aspect of a growing commercial relationship that is helping transform Cuba's economic prospects: China is now Cuba's second-largest trading partner, after Venezuela, and accounts for some 10% of the island's trade ($755 million in bilateral trade in 2005, up from $551 million the previous year).
The alternative interpretation is that the GWAS findings represent secondary adjustments to a primary and sex-dependent re-organization of the latest aspect of development of the human brain.
A special minisymposium was dedicated to reviewing the latest aspects of ER structure and function.
This approach offers temporal control of Cre-mediated recombination and allows targeting late aspects of a dynamic or broad Cre expression.
As this gene is differentially expressed between different cortical areas in humans and also expressed among pioneer Cajal-Retzius neurons, it constitutes an intriguing candidate gene linking early and late aspects of cortical development.
For instance, in the spinal cord, target-derived cues provided by afferent input onto postmitotic motor neurons regulate late aspects of motor neuron differentiation [ 36].
The latest digital aspect is set to coincide with the installation of free wifi on all metro carriages by the end of 2014.
This publication focuses on the latest innovative aspects that underline the further enhancement and development of acupuncture.
This review discusses the latest mechanistic aspects of acetaminophen hepatotoxicity and demonstrates ways to assess the mechanisms of drug action and design experiments needed to avoid pitfalls and incorrect conclusions.
