With its rich past of denoting environmental origin, action and connection, it does seem to be the word that best captures the heart of the growing movement to do deathcare differently.
Despite the fact that genetic imprinting, i.e., differential expression of the same allele due to its different parental origins, plays a pivotal role in controlling complex traits or diseases, the origin, action and transmission mode of imprinted genes have still remained largely unexplored.
An inhibitory function of chromatin on origin action is documented by the role of telomeres (Ferguson and Fangman, 1992), which are late-replicating in yeast, and of heterochromatin-inducing activities such as histone deacetylases (Knott et al., 2009, Vogelauer et al., 2002), in delaying origin firing.
A consensus among economic sociologists is this: sociological studies of company governance should pay attention to institutional origins, action processes, and influences on social agents, and how they evolve over time (Davis 2005; Yang 2012).
Again, in an Aristotelian reading so fundamental for the capabilities approach towards poverty, human beings are in a privileged position to shape the world by initiating actions – the origin of action in its efficient cause is choice [9].
Twitter is introducing a new "quality filter" for people to control the tweets they see based on what the site describes as an "account's origin, its actions, and whether it is spam".
The first of these is autosomal imprinting: this is a parent-of-origin specific action, where either the paternal or maternal allele has complete expression output, either within the entire body, specific tissue/cell types, specific developmental stages or only for a particular isoform [ 3].
In this mutant strain, the pattern of Polε recruitment to telomeres and to short-TG DSBs was unaltered compared to wild type (Fig 3D), suggesting that putative phosphorylation of Rif1 by Tel1 is not sufficient to relieve the origin-delaying action of Rif1.
(ex: your country of origin, nature, actions, popular quotes, etc).
D.T. Potts's substantial and imposing Nomadism in Iran: From Antiquity to the Modern Era presents a clear case for the latter - delivering a wide-ranging, critical and often vexed analysis of the origins and actions of nomads on the Iranian Plateau and its adjacent piedmont zones.
The term 'action attribution' in motor control studies has been used to refer the origin of an action to its proper agent (i.e., oneself or another person), and the ability of action attribution appears to hinge on the sense of agency, which is the sense of controlling events in the external world [6], [28].
