Ships are designed on the basis of classification society rules on one hand, direct calculations on the other, or by means of special computer programs, developed by classification societies, such as SafeHull, Shipright or Poseidon, or combining the two.
On one hand, direct evidence for the promoting effect of H2O2 on flowering was found in the pharmacological analysis with H2O2 and catalase.
How the activity of a gene regulatory network can on the one hand direct robust pluripotent identity while on the other be associated with a unipotent cell identity is a tantalising issue.
Thus, there appears to be incompatibility caused by the fact that on the one hand direct postoperative stability is improved, whereas on the other hand long-term bone quality is jeopardized by a stem extension.
On the one hand, direct contacts via hydrogen bonds and nonpolar interactions to the nucleotide bases ('base readout') strongly influence the preference of proteins for specific sequences.
On the one hand, direct antitumor efficacy of DEX has been described in preclinical (Kroon et al. 2015) and clinical studies (Venkitaraman et al. 2008).
The relationships between age and sex on one hand, and direct and indirect costs on the other were stronger after the diagnosis in patients than in controls, for all age groups.
On one hand the film, directed by Richard Trank, is an unabashedly emotional and stirringly inspirational history of Israel that ends with the country's victory in the 1967 war.
On one hand, the direct costs for genetic testing have been decreasing in the past few years.
On the one hand, frames direct and structure habits of seeing, thinking, and acting; on the other hand, they determine controversies to the extent that adversaries must refer to an established frame in a constructive way.
