Those areas in which African-Americans have been underrepresented – national politics, business, national security, foreign policy, international reporting, culture (as opposed to entertainment) – easily constitute more than half of the work of serious news organisations.
Because insufficient time may be the greatest barrier to such provider-initiated discussions (17), it is essential that we distinguish patients for whom ability to pay, as opposed to other factors, constitutes the dominant challenge to adherence.
In addition, we precisely identify copies arising from integrative elements/decaying paralogs/horizontal gene transfers as opposed to those that constitute a conserved and vertically inherited core replication machinery, providing important information for further evolutionary and functional analysis of these components.
If we relax our criteria by allowing statistical significance in any one of the four analysis algorithms (as opposed to all four) to constitute evidence of differential expression, then we find 112 genes that are differentially expressed between male and female body tissue.
Following the extant literature, we define public workers as those employed in the Public Administration, Education, and Health industries, as opposed to market activities, which constitute the private sector.
In the offline world, individuals who are contacted at least once a month fall into the category of close, as opposed to intimate, friends, and constitute the second most important group of network alters [22, 26].
Adult animals were frequently sampled contributing 75%% as opposed to young animals which constituted 25%%, because Brucella infection is dependent on age.
There is nothing inherently "troll-like" about NPEs, but as Professor Michael Mazzeo of Northwestern University pointed out last year, "the types of business models, patent enforcement, and licensing practices that are considered to constitute 'trolling,' as opposed to more socially acceptable forms of monetizing patent rights, vary widely in public opinion".
You have to be quite free" – she covers a swath of what she calls literary translation (as opposed to the technical manuals that constitute the majority of translation work), toiling away "for peanuts" on the New Grove Dictionary and dabbling in art history.
In Samkhya and also in Yoga, purusha (male) is opposed to prakriti (female), the basic matter constituting the phenomenal universe, as the two ontological realities.
