These findings suggest: (1) the common importance of these pathways in the functioning of the different parts of the placenta examined in the present study; and (2) the importance of the regulation of gene expression and AS as critical mechanisms underlying anatomical, developmental, and functional specialization of the placenta.
C. dimidiatu is one common importance of nitidulid beetles pests.
The training curriculum included an overview of human reproductive systems, the burden of STIs/HIV, aetiology and symptoms of common STIs, importance of patient referral, and prevention approaches.
We believe the findings are applicable to other transnational network-oriented partnerships where a diversity of stakeholders – both from multiple research disciplines, as well as from multiple policy, advocacy, and practice sectors – are brought together around issues of common interest and importance.
At the century's beginning, the Arts and Crafts movement rode high, emphasizing the importance of "common objects".
In our newspaper her column appeared on the comics page, so my two daughters grew up learning, ever so casually and perhaps without realizing it, about nosy neighbors, the value of forgiveness, the Other Woman, teenage drinking and the importance of common courtesy.
Multiculturalism is supposedly also obsessed with cultural difference, thereby disregarding the importance of common values.
For some countries (e.g. Austria, Germany and Ireland until the crisis), national developments diverge only temporarily from the EU average, which is suggestive of the importance of common shocks.
Given the importance of common knowledge in social interactions, it is remarkable that only quite recently have philosophers and social scientists attempted to analyze the concept.
To make it clear there are different strokes for different folks, the text reiterates the importance of "common but differentiated responsibilities", or CBDR in the jargon.
