Polymers, in particular, possess the two desirable properties, print processing and electronic tunability.
Populations from three regions in particular possess distinctive autosomal genetic signatures indicative of likely refugia: one, in the north, centered around the eastern coast of the Black Sea, the second, with a more Levantine focus, and the third in the southern Arabian Peninsula.
In this regard, non-retinal areas in general, and the primary visual cortex in particular, possess one large advantage: "magnification factor" (MF a value that represents the distance across a sheet of neurons that represents a given angle of the visual field.
Wildcat says that due to their oral traditions, Native American scientists, in particular, possess unique communication skills that are likely to be useful in a journalism career, especially in this new world of podcasts and blogs.
Stream fishes in general, and stream salmonids in particular, possess attributes making them ideal model systems to study the importance of dispersal and fragmentation on population dynamics.
Interestingly, both diatoms and P. tricornutum in particular, possess a remarkably high number of genes derived from bacteria, many of which could potentially contribute to novel metabolisms and environmental sensing [13].
All eukaryotes, in particular, possess four paralogous B-family polymerases denoted Pol α, Pol δ, Pol ε, and Pol ζ involved in DNA replication and repair [ 5, 10].
Physicians, and paediatricians in particular, possess knowledge about typical child development [ 88, 97] and are able to compare the behaviour of the child to that of his/her peers.
In conclusion, these data suggest that monocytes in general and CD14+HLA-DRhi in particular possess the ability to relocate to the intestinal mucosa through CCR9 CCL25 interactions, particularly in patients with active disease.
Some species, belonging to the Fabaceae family in particular, possess specialized structures, pulvini, which consist of motor cells with elastic cell walls and a large, quickly contractable vacuole (Satter et al. 1990; Romberger et al. 1993).
