These nominally significant SNPs may be functionally important; regulatory elements, such as enhancers and repressors, may reside in intronic regions or up- and downstream of the transcriptional unit [ 41].
Parties nominally the same may be, in legal effect, different * * * and parties nominally different may be, in legal effect, the same.' A judgment is res judicata in a second action upon the same claim between the same parties or those in privity with them.
Hostages taken today may nominally be victims of a single group, but they are caught up more fundamentally in a dysfunctional region-wide configuration.
Bear Stearns pointed out that a complex tax-efficient "synthetic lease", through which the bank is nominally a tenant, may make it difficult to realise value from the property.
Lastly, the adoption of nominally democratic institutions may fail to benefit the majority of citizens and even foster one-party rule, an outcome South Africa faces today.
The Exxon subpoena may nominally have been about misled investors, but it was really about then-Attorney General Eric Schneiderman acting as a champion in the fight against global warming, a point upon which I elaborate in my column of two years ago.
Therefore, while the sub1A gene, run by the ubi promoter may nominally function, it is much more likely to have negative side effects in the plant because of its incorrect expression (called ectopic expression).
And while this may nominally be a family affair, don't be fooled for a second: this is Mr. Crystal's show from opening to close, and he is not especially good about sharing.
But "while this may nominally be a family affair," she added, "don't be fooled for a second: this is Mr. Crystal's show from opening to close, and he is not especially good about sharing".
Nominally, we both may have promoted some of his fights but the truth is he actually promoted himself, always insisting there was only one way to do things – his way.
