And yet we can't seem to bring ourselves to the point of resolving our differences and taking action.
APX and KatG phylogenies distinguished separate Symbiodinium clades within their respective isoform clusters, even to the point of resolving subcladal diversity between C1, C3 (the ancestral lineage of the C clade), and C15.
The primary end-point of RESOLVE was a prospectively defined Composite Time to Complete Organ Failure Resolution score.
As a "maker of notes" I try to be alert to those who create indelible moments of musical elucidation, and Marika's note now resides within me as a complex point of ultimate resolve tempered with despair.
This paper proposes the use of stress points to resolve this issue in the peridynamic family with nearest-neighbor discretizations.
Recently, electrophoretic mobility shift assays have shown that iron and nitrogen regulons are present upstream of isiA [42], providing support for an interactive iron-nitrogen regulatory system and a starting point for resolving details of this interaction.
To be sure, Ms. Philo and her team that worked with an Italian mill to develop the knit get technical bonus points for resolving the problem of a classically feminine style.
Isalan has pointed out that using at least two time points instead of one time point can resolve the paradox of representing negative feedback in gene networks [33].
From a safety point of view, in the RESOLVE (REsearching severe Sepsis and Organ dysfunction in children: a gLobal perspective) study [ 24], a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial conducted in children with severe sepsis, the investigators attributed two deaths in the DrotAA group and five in the placebo group to bleeding events.
"But while container spills are all resolved from the insurance point of view, it's not resolved from the marine point of view".
As a moral statement, a hunger strike is two things: (1) a defiant assertion of freedom in the face of authorities with seemingly-total control, and (2) an affirmation of resolve, to the point of willingness to endure suffering and personal risk.
