A similar approach, but oriented to find a common pattern among different individuals, was proposed in [70] and [71].
Our study was oriented to find preoperative, intraoperative and immediate postoperative factors amenable to intervention in the population undergoing MHS.
We propose that the J-domain interacting region of Hsc70 contacts one of the three, quasi-equivalent auxilins at a vertex and that the substrate-binding domain will then be oriented to find one of the three C-terminal tails of the tripod.
"Euraflandres" management with its stakeholders' committees seems to be oriented to make effort to find an agreement to reduce conflicts, in order to plan outcomes better and to allow communities to have an influence over the future shape of the places where they live.
But then, oriented to the keyboard, she found her place and began to play beautifully, the sound soaring up, melting, twisting into itself.
Review articles and monographs oriented to such contributions may be found in works of Carrera (2002, 2003), Toorani and Lakis (2000), Noor and Burton (1990) and Qatu (2004) and Reddy (2004).
Intronic L1 insertions were found sense oriented to two genes expressed in brain, ZFAND3 and USP33 (Table S2).
The authors manipulated the length of the cue-target interval and cue validity (with a no cue, spatial cue and temporal cue condition) and found that orienting to the target location before the alerting stimulus enhanced target processing and reduced conflict.
The purpose of the red ribbon is to orient you; if you awaken to find yourself clutching one, look to your foot.
For a quick basic exercise to orient yourself, it's good to find out which direction you're currently facing or traveling.
In addition, other signals such as temperature [2], odor [1], tactile contact [3], and comb vibration [4] have been suggested to assist followers to find, orient towards, and follow the waggle dancer.
