Although no epidemiologic link was evident between these patients and the remaining 7 patients, most of the latter were motorcycle taxi drivers and regularly moved from place to place.
Other Cys residues more disposed towards the middle of helix VII cross-link to Cys residues in the approximate middle of helix X, while no cross-linking is evident with paired Cys residues at the periplasmic or cytoplasmic ends of these helices.
Yes the Racine/Lowell/Britten links were evident, but how to join Beckett and Racine?
Preliminary analyses using exploratory data techniques did not reveal discernable patterns, and no clear links were evident across the three primary components of studying identified in the data (i.e., cues, resource use, strategies).
The complex nature of base substitutions induced by these two intrastrand cross-links was evident from the bar graphs showing the single-base substitutions in Figures 4 and 5.
Briseño's partiality to an idea of philosophy closely linked to religion is evident in his coverage of ethics and natural law, where he argued that the practice of religion was the most important duty of a human being, and concluded that "any philosophy that does not lead to the conclusions of Christianity is dangerous and false" (1846: 216).
The relationship between land administration and food security appears to be conceptually agreed upon; however, at operational levels the link is less evident.
In the case of the HIPK3 kinase, a possible biological link is less evident and there are only very few publications on the functions of this kinase currently available.
Such a link is particularly evident in patients affected by Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy (IGE) in whom, for example, sleep deprivation, alcohol and stress seem to act as activating factors for seizures occurrence [3] and a close relationship between absences and the sleep-wake cycle has been demonstrated [1] [3].
This link is particularly evident in regular orthographies, where most children learn to decode accurately using letter sound correspondences, but dyslexic readers, who typically are poor at rapid serial naming, are characterized by slow, nonfluent reading (Wimmer, Mayringer, & Landerl, 2000).
