The results from that discussion, which show that models of doxastic preference change are subject to relatively strong constraints, may therefore put doubt on the orthodox position in economics that models of doxastic preference change are capable in principle to represent all preference changes.
According to one possibility discussed in step 12, the active zone tethering machinery may even be involved in keeping the precursor vesicle in the synapse, and may therefore also position it in the vicinity of the membrane, favoring the subsequent fusion event between the two organelles.
Many partner offers at universities, the report notes, may therefore involve positions in the nebulous realm of temporary research associates or lecturers, or in administration.
These countries may therefore be well positioned to reach high numbers of MDR-TB patients effectively and within a short time period.
Rats may therefore infer the position of their vibrissae through sensory afferents projecting to the trigeminal sensitive nuclei.
Lateral positioning results indicate that rumble strips cause drivers to move away from the centre line and that the variance in lateral position may therefore decrease.
So, although p53 has been primarily characterised as a DNA-binding transcription factor, p53 also possesses the capacity to interact directly with RNA and may therefore be in a position to directly regulate SIRT1 RNA splicing.
The A-type alleles may therefore occupy the basal position in the fester phylogeny.
34 36 Female IDU, who are sometimes dependent on male IDU partners for resources such as drugs and injecting equipment and for physical safety and support, may therefore be in a position that makes it more difficult for them to practice safe injecting within the context of such a partnership.
And the second grouping, further back from those in a docked position may, therefore, be those of the recycling and reserve pool, immobilized and clustered together within the body of the bouton by proteins such as actin or synapsin (Hilfiker et al., 1999; Siksou et al., 2007).
