Bordetella bronchiseptica, B. pertussis and B. parapertussis are three very closely related species that make up the classical bordetellae.
The focus would be on a perceptual whole made up of related parts, the values of each part modifying and modified by the values of the other parts.
And they have criticised the government's economic policy for being too friendly to business.In this section The labours of Fayyad From crisis to crisis A little less purity goes a long way Trying to kiss and make up Reprints Related items South Africa: A new leader for the oppositionMay 10th 2007Some of these tensions seem to have been soothed by the intense discussions at the policy conference.
Integrons make up a related class of DNA elements that function as gene assembly platforms to direct the expression of exogenous genes.
The World Bank Group is made up of five related organizations -- the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Development Association, the International Finance Corporation, the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes.
The third family is made up of three related Zinc-finger proteins: Kaiso, ZBTB4, and ZBTB38.
A team led by University of California, San Diego, pathologist David Cheresh decided to target this receptor with a tiny particle, or nanoparticle, made up of fat-related compounds.
HL is made up of health-related knowledge, presenting health information skills, health beliefs, and health behaviors.
The Hispanic Society show is made up of separate but related installations, the larger being an ensemble of some 400 photographs that function as a single piece.
Groundwater levels have dropped to new lows in some parts of the San Joaquin Valley as agriculture has turned in a big way to wells to make up for drought-related cuts in irrigation deliveries.
The China free trade agreement is a weighty 17 chapters plus related material, made up of: the formal text (which has been agreed to by Australia and China), side letters which lay out extra conditions not in the agreement two memorandums of understanding (MOU).
