In its early days, this sort of social media-driven traffic was mainly "organic," meaning it was earned, not paid for.
In the case of RHBV resistance, the QTL on chromosome 4 is mainly additive, meaning that the heterozygotes have intermediate values of resistance.
Apart from growing the economy, it is important to recognise that unemployment in SA is mainly structural, meaning that it is very difficult, in the short term, to eliminate it without ensuring substantial investments in education and training.
However, the model is mainly descriptive, meaning it describes and characterizes the phenomenon of phase precession, but does not provide any new insights into the underlying mechanisms of phase precession, nor any new insights into how information is encoded in the hippocampus.
I think that for two simple reasons: 1) the potential (meaning mainly the living room) is huge 2) the industry (meaning mainly the television hardware business — including cable boxes) is very ripe for disruption.
They, meaning mainly fashion editors and designers, claim the dress is dead.
When the cells are put back into the patient's body, they are thought to stimulate the immune system to attack any cells bearing the telltale molecule — meaning mainly the tumor.
There must also be a guarantee that the country's natural resources, meaning mainly oil, are equitably shared between all provinces.But the violence blocks the lotAll this, however, seems immaterial while the insurgency rages (see chart 1).
Robert Bixby of the budget-watching Concord Coalition says that, aside from the president, only AARP can set the terms of debate on federal retirement programs, meaning mainly Social Security, Medicare and long-term care through Medicaid.
And, because the subsidies make insurance so affordable, lots of healthy people (meaning mainly young people) in these states will continue to buy insurance, with the result that the risk pools in these states will be more balanced and not overloaded with people who are older or who are sick.
