Each with its own methods and goals, and never mutually exclusive, these traditions reflected the changing scientific milieus of their time.
We compared the chromosomal milieu of genes bearing ΨEs, with the milieus of their orthologs, as follows.
Thus, NK cells would contribute to shaping the intrauterine milieu by virtue of their role as major regulators of maternal vascular development and remodeling, a physiological process that will ensure adequate nutrient and oxygen supply to the developing fetus.
PBDEs act on steroid receptors and may disrupt estrogen and androgen signaling in both sexes (Meerts et al. 2001; Stoker et al. 2005), but the sexually dimorphic nature of sex steroid milieu and distribution of their receptors in the central nervous system and adipose tissue may have contributed to the apparent sex-specific association with in utero PBDE exposure (Grün and Blumberg 2007).
These world-weary sybarites, operating within the split-personality milieu of prerevolutionary France, fill their days with salacious gossip and malicious scheming, their nights with boudoir imbroglios.
Shipstead seems at home in the Waspy milieu of private schools and their preening, privileged attendees.
But isn't it the critic's job to give the reader a sense of the book, of its characters and their milieu, of what it's about?
A National Book Award finalist, this is an entertaining and balanced portrait of Marx, Engels and their milieu of exiles and revolutionaries.
Set in the riotous milieu of Parisian students and their bohemian friends, it tells the classic story of the ant and the grasshopper and it tilts all to the favor of the grasshopper.
Set in the riotous milieu of Parisian students and their bohemian friends, it tells the classic story of the ant and the grasshopper — and it tilts all to the favor of the grasshopper.
