Crucially, the commitment to replace homes sold on a one-for-one basis only applies to council houses.
Kanye West put it another way, "Heard Yeezy was racist, well, I guess that's on one basis, I only like green faces".
Adam Sharp argues that these numbers are evidence of "a return to retail politics, the idea that people can be directly engaged in the political process on a one-on-one basis again, not only interacting with the candidate and issues but with one another".
Based on the findings, isolation was performed on a regular and consistent basis only on one internal medical ward, indicating that the risk of nosocomial transmission was high on all other wards.
All PD block of the structure proposed (ℓ = 1,..., M) employs the same basis functions, and so the complete PD requires the implementation of only one basis function (the one which have the largest polynomial order).
The one-dimensional irreducible representations, A 1 ′, A 2 ′, A 1 ″, A 2 ″, have only one basis function each and the two-dimensional irreducible representations, E′, E″, have two which are degenerate.
These are firstly that there is only one basis of the division.
In summary, we have shown that EGFR mutations are found in a distinct, organ-specific pattern, and suggest that mutational spectra may be only one basis for prediction of response to EGFR-TKI's.
Currently, you can moderate comments on a thread, but only on a one by one basis, this would shut things down in one fell swoop.
In this case, the observation of co-evolution between the CTD and CTD-directed kinases need not have a phylogenetic basis, only a functional one.
