On the surface, the protagonists argue about kingship, about divine right and lineage on one side of the debate, and the necessity of strong and inspirational leadership on the other.
We first carried out one principal component analysis in each lineage on the 9 factors to transform them into 9 independent (or orthogonal) principal components 9 (designated as PC), each being a linear combination of the 9 genomic factors.
Clare, whose lineage on both sides is the Mayflower, had always shied away from glitzy, ostentatious, nonintimate parties.
A born-to-reign monarch tops a class pyramid, and embodies that deference to lineage on which aristocracy rests.
Yes, here the science fiction is intentional, but "The Listener" is plagued by the same gloomy lack of urgency that afflicts "Flashpoint," the S.W.A.T.-team series also with a CTV lineage, on CBS.
O'Neill fit the type, but Reagan, though he sometimes cited the Celtic lineage on his father's side, was a product of the small-town Protestant Midwest and of Southern California.
The determining effect of the data lineage on uncertainty models will be described detail in the section of Construction of Uncertainty Models for Geospatial Utility Data.
Our studies on the differentiation of MSC along the epidermal lineage on nanofibrous scaffolds suggest their potential application in skin regeneration without regional differentiation.
Still, G. sabrinus showed a distinct mitochondrial lineage on 11 islands (Prince of Wales Island complex), which exhibited severely reduced genetic variation.
Here, we aimed to determine whether direct or indirect cell/materials interactions were responsible for directing hMSCs down the osteogenic lineage on phosphate (PO4 -functionalized PO4 -functionalized
Bone marrow (BM) mesenchymal stem cells (MSC) capable of differentiating along the epidermal lineage on engineered nanofibrous scaffolds have great potential for bionanomaterial cell transplantation therapy of skin wounds.
