It is shown how certain cultural and historical factors characteristic of the Ukrainian intellectual context have left obvious imprints on the learners' responses to the textbook.
In between is his art gallery, where £4,000 will buy you a limited edition print of one of Hirst's trademark 'spot' paintings...Just up the road from the port, he has a hotel project underway...By far the most obvious Hirst imprint, however, stands at the entrance to the harbour.
Thus the mammary gland is an obvious target for imprinting under the maternal infant co-adaptation hypothesis.
Although Meis1 expression is crucial in many fundamental embryonic and fetal developmental processes, how its functions relate to current views on the evolutionary advantages of genomic imprinting is not obvious.
Together with the absence of Meis1 imprinting in human and mouse, the conflicting developmental functions of this gene suggest no obvious reason why it should be imprinted in opossum.
Although there is no obvious relation to the observed phenotypes for imprinting mutations within the imprinted Dlk1/Gtl2 region [ 23, 24], susceptible developmental processes can be substantially disturbed due to an altered tissue-specific co-expression of those microRNAs.
The effects of tectonic control of major rivers are not readily identified as large discharge rate masks the overall change but the imprints of tectonics become obvious in tributaries associated with major rivers (Schumm et al. 2000).
Clinton was the obvious person to give the decade an imprint, but he turned out to be the protagonist in yet one more set of depressing headlines about behavior that made no sense.
As regards the adhesion effect for polymer imprint, it seemed that the obvious adhesion phenomena were not to be found in snapshots or force curve as were found in Ref. [16].
As will be obvious from the mix here, James shares the imprint's knack for pairing indie-leading house music with an array of other sounds and emotions.
