Occasionally, a retrocopy may insert into a genomic context permissive of its expression [ 31– 33], giving rise to potentially functional transcripts.
Holcomb grew up a member of an Old Regular Baptist church, a conservative, mostly Appalachian denomination that's permissive of a-cappella singing (it's referred to favorably in the New Testament) but has banned instrumentation of any sort.
The value of this feasibility study is threefold: it determines whether there is a requirement for a study, it establishes whether surgeon and patient opinion is permissive of the proposed trial, and it also provides guidance for trial design.
But in "today's world of permissive atrocity" it was time to reëxamine one's interactions with fellow-citizens.
When transiently applying the concept of permissive hypotension, it would be helpful to know at which arterial blood pressure terminal cardiovascular collapse occurs.
Because the acidosis caused by the increased PaCO2 may be the main reason for the side effects of "permissive hypercapnia," it has been speculated whether treatment with sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) would be useful [ 1, 17, 18].
It creates a sense of permissive play, and it's a great way to transfer an immaterial art to a museum setting.
But state law is broadly permissive of gun rights, according to AL.com, and it's unclear whether the mall has the public signs and security measures that are required for businesses to enforce a firearm ban.
That is enough to equip many NATO armies and most were bought legally in American gunshops.The potential of potSo permissive when it comes to lethal weapons, the United States remains steadfast in its commitment to the prohibition of drugs, in the face of all the evidence that this policy fails to curb their consumption while creating vast profits for organised crime.
It is, however, vital for successful repair that a matrix that is permissive of the disc's biomechanical requirements be produced by the differentiated cells.
