When I was younger and more naïve and shielded by my parents, Canadian multiculturalism felt real and true.
No more "shield" blocking on punt plays.
These results are in good agreement with the proposed enzyme activity regulation: in the presence of GTP, the catalytic site is shielded by the more compact protein structure, while the conformational changes induced by Ca2+ make the active site accessible to the substrate.
Thus, the combined low expression of miR-143/-145 and PAI-1 in dedifferentiated bladder cell lines may therefore be the result of multiple simultaneous aberrations, and the contribution of miRNA regulation could be shielded by other more dominant effects.
However, observations regarding overall parameter robustness of biological circuits may imply that beyond the apparent model complexity there exists, in a mathematical sense, one or several core systems or operational principles driving the system dynamics that are shielded by the more complex original dynamical equations [ 3- 6].
A more subtle refusal to adopt available improvements is a more likely strategy that can be shielded by the "no retrogression" test, lawyers who have handled these cases say.
This decision gave an extra buzz to a party at which at least some of the book's cast, similarly shielded by nicknames – but more identifiable with Boniface having ended her own anonymity – were present: who was Twatface, the vile fellow-journalist husband who left Foxy?
5 Although 2-AIT alone does not kill bacteria, it disperses biofilms, releasing planktonic cells that are more susceptible to antibiotics than bacterial cells shielded by sticky biofilms.
Access to the lateral aspects of the gland becomes more difficult as the prostate enlarges and is shielded by the pubic bone.
In other words, the "work" shielded by the statute was the literal text, nothing more.
The cortex is further shielded by multiple layers of a proteinaceous coat, comprising more than 70 proteins (Cot proteins) synthesized during sporulation [ 4, 7, 8].
