Each retailer order might be consisted of different products.
These adjacent domains might be consisted of different components and different self-assembled structures, which can be further revealed by HR-STM images.
This might be consisted in the low levels of the proinflammatory cytokines in BALF (Table 2), because IL-6 and IFN- γ activate T lymphocyte and macrophage, respectively.
Or it might be epistemic: consisting in making at least one epistemically unjustified judgment.
One option might be a trust, consisting of worthies gathered mainly from outside Fleet Street, or even a Royal Charter of the sort that underpins the BBC.Meanwhile Fleet Street's editors (and the editor of this newspaper) have met, and speedily agreed to a code enshrining most of the judge's principles but spurning the statutory element.
Thus, one and the same physical entity might be conceptualized as consisting of 1 army, 5 divisions, 20 regiments, 100 companies, etc., and so the question 'How many?' only becomes legitimate once one supplies the concept being counted, such as army, division, regiment, or company (1884, §46).
Here we report findings from an ethnographic study of nursing home practice, which is often described as complex, [ 1, 2] even though it might be regarded as consisting of common everyday activities [ 3].
Instead of having a C/T heterozygous SNP uniformly, the sequenced tissue might be heterogeneous and consist of two different cell lineages: one of which is homozygous for C and the other homozygous for T. Direct evidence to support such an alternate hypothesis cannot be found when examining a single genomic site.
In addition, Group II was consisted of the GmARFs that possess QSL-rich region, thereby they might act as activators.
Because of the necessity of moisture films for movement of nematode larvae from faecal deposits to herbage, it might be expected that pastures consisting largely of erect, tall growing species would provide less protection from desiccation, and from removal by heavy rain, than those consisting primarily of prostrate species.
And yet They Might Be Giants, a duo consisting of the singer-songwriters John Linnell and John Flansburgh, has managed to sustain a novelty career for more than two decades.
