Only two members of the National Executive Committee opposed the "one member, one vote" system for leadership elections, with one abstention.
Consistent with the relative difficultly of obtaining two hits for inactivation of TSGs as opposed to one for activation of proto-oncogenes, the frequency of individuals within populations with inactivated TSG in our simulations was low and remained relatively constant as body size increases.
Indeed, there was roughly one private military worker in the region for every 10 soldiers fighting the war (as opposed to one for every 100 troops in the 1991 gulf war).
Specifically, we show that by employing several reference microphones, as opposed to one for incoherent sources, both the amplitude of and coherence between an array of sources may be determined.
Political debate on energy in Germany has been shaped by two historically opposed discourses, one pushing for a transition to renewables, the other holding on to the status quo.
This ritualised 'time out' lasts longer for primiparous mothers (100 days) as opposed to one month for multiparous mothers.
Now, the G1's packing a bit less muscle than the new guy (192 MB of RAM as opposed to 288, for one), so it's not quite as buttery, and the port has its share of glitches – but progress is progress, right?
The AC leaflet was also the only one to have a section concerned with caring for oneself as opposed to caring for one's joints, in which the individual nature of both illness and people's emotional response to illness was discussed.
The design of a molecule-based magnet requires that this trend be successfully opposed.' One strategy for enforcing ferromagnetic interactions is the spin-polarization mechanism.
A week later, in the Senate, she testified in favor of legalizing surrogate pregnancy, something that many French feminists oppose — Sylviane Agacinski, for one, calls it "body trafficking," on a par with prostitution.
