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Gibson says that the connection they establish with fans is often as freeing as it can be painful, which is to say there are no trigger warnings before performances despite the content including themes of violence, racism, homophobia, and otherwise difficult topics to navigate pertaining to identity and general personhood.

With such a wide spectrum of regulatory sites present in Alus, it also becomes imperative to screen for variations in these sites in candidate genes, which are otherwise repeat-masked in studies pertaining to identification of predisposition markers.

For every road in the network a ∊ A and each OD pair r ∊ R, we consider binary decision variables μ a and λ r : If a sensor is allocated, μ a  = 1 and μ a  = 0 otherwise; if sensors capture any trips pertaining to the respective OD pair, λ r  = 1 and λ r  = 0 otherwise.

Otherwise, the same old words (monophyly, synapomorphy, clade) pertaining to tree-like evolution will still be used to describe totally different processes (and we know that some of these processes cannot be represented by a tree).

CIT prompts participants to reflect upon nursing activities in the context of meanings and feelings concerning situations pertaining to nursing which they may otherwise be unable to articulate, if other methods are used [ 37].

While fire and hazmat resources are en route to the scene, the CPS application unlocks access to resources pertaining to the particular location and type of incident that otherwise would not be available under normal circumstances.

Furthermore, Π ar is a matrix of the size of |A| × |R| with binary entries: Π ar  = 1 if traffic volume on a ∊ A entails any trips pertaining to r ∊ R and Π ar  = 0 otherwise.

The League of Nations, however, decided in 1921 to award Finland sovereignty over the islands, though with certain conditions pertaining to internal self-government and limiting the right to fortify or otherwise utilize the islands for military purposes.

The Council also passed the decrees Sacrosancta (otherwise called Haec Sancta) which claimed that a Council has power over a Pope in all matters pertaining to faith and the reformation of the Church and in particular the present schism,[101] and Frequens, which required the calling of a Council every ten years.

We illustrate how this assembly facilitates diagnosis of the genome-of-origin for what otherwise would have been ambiguously derived transcripts, and demonstrate the utility of this assembly for addressing questions pertaining to the phenomenon of allopolyploidy and cotton transcriptome evolution.