In an essay on writing, you said, "My poetry had the same functional origin and the same formal configuration as teenage acne".
All these similarities suggest a common origin and the same mechanism of formation for these features.
They indicate that the use of this tool can improve the comprehension of a problem and its origins and, at the same time, stimulate learning.
Well before social media and the World Wide Web, around the time that contemporary art fairs (Art Cologne 1967; Art Basel 1970) emerged from their medieval origins, and in the same time frame that British auction houses began their New York operations, the Postwar collecting community in New York was small and definable.
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It is also of note that cord blood and placenta are of fetal origin and share the same genotype, but we found no overlap in DMPs between these tissues.
Many of the details are of Jain origin, and of the same type as the mixed Jain and Saracenic style, which was being developed about the same period in Gujarat.
That conclusion, now a fixture in the law, compels this same knowledge for liability under §271(b), given that the two provisions have a common origin and create the same difficult interpretive choice.
Pursuing phylogenetic analyses of Archaea and their membranes is thus of great importance to test theories on their origin, and, by the same token, on the nature of LUCA.
Carcinoma cells are of epithelial origin and experience the same cell cell interaction through adhesion molecules such as cadherins, claudins, or plakoglobin; these interactions prevent them from spreading in the first place (Pantel et al, 1998).
