Together these results suggest a model whereby NFI and PARP1 mutually aid each other's binding to the FOS promoter.
Efforts to ensure a positive, mutually respectful collaboration with parties aiding participant contact will help this form of research to move forward successfully.
Organisms can also respond to selection by cooperating with each other, usually by aiding their relatives or engaging in mutually beneficial symbiosis.
If two parties, neither being a victim, engage in a mutually agreed activity, during which one is committing a criminal offence, the second party is liable to a charge of "aiding and abetting", or conspiracy.
I believe that successful white people work hard, but that they are also aided by whiteness and that these two ideas aren't mutually exclusive..— Seth Ingram (@seth_ingram October 10, 2015.
Because doing so is mutually beneficial; Erdogan's spin on Turkey's recent revolution gets its verification and aids his battle against those speaking out against his rule.
The stimuli presented in the two testing sessions were mutually exclusive so that subjects were not re-exposed to any previously viewed stimuli during the first test that would aid them in retest performance.
As global trends moved towards more effective ways of delivering aid, more transparent and mutually accountable approaches such as programmatic aid and direct budgetary assistance have been strongly promoted by donors and welcomed in Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Mongolia.
If there are under-utilized resources in developed countries, which could not be activated due to balance of payments constraints, international aid will be mutually profitable by channeling such resources to developing countries (Durham 2004).
Yesterday, the mayor sent a letter to Mr. Pataki and legislative leaders stating, in blunt language, that draconian cuts would be the result of a failure to get a "mutually acceptable program of revenue and aid relief from Albany".
