Further research is needed to assess the potential importance of tissue-fixed epitopes, soluble attractive/repulsive molecular signals, or even merely permissive mechanical circumstances affecting these cellular displacements.
Our data are consistent with the general notion that the liver is most permissive to malignant transformation under circumstances when hepatocytes are undergoing cellular proliferation [26], [36].
In this context, "permissive" and "civilised" are contradictory.
If, he insisted, circumstances in Kosovo were "non-permissive we'll assume we could face hostile action and prepare our forces accordingly".Reports from the war zone, meanwhile, suggested a close correlation between the intensity of NATO's air strikes and the brutality of the Serbs' repression but not of the kind NATO intended.
"One would have to ask if the real culprit is not a society that is irresponsibly permissive, hyper-inflated with sexuality and capable of creating circumstances that induce even people who have received a sound moral formation to commit grave immoral acts".
Thus, despite the greater readiness to contemplate and discuss the abortion issue in the permissive era, portrayals of abortion seekers and the domestic and familial circumstances that shaped their decision to terminate a pregnancy remained profoundly distorted by a reluctance to acknowledge how socio-economic circumstances and poverty shaped working-class decisions about reproduction control.
Current methods of setting catch amounts are too permissive.
Yet even in the permissive era, portrayals of abortion seekers remained deeply ambiguous, revealing an unwillingness to acknowledge how socio-economic circumstances and poverty shaped working-class decisions about reproduction control.
Note that, the permissive state of the CDP is basically stochastic in nature and influenced by many factors, such as behavioral conditioning circumstances.
Texas remains relatively permissive.
