Their versatile binding properties have been structurally and functionally studied since the early 90's providing a wealth of data on how antibodies in principle recognize and bind their target molecules [26], [27].
Although this shift did, in principle, recognize the value of community engagement and locally designed interventions, low capacity at these levels meant that programmes were often poorly managed, non-consultative, and not evidence-based, and that activities were regularly carried out in an ad hoc fashion.
I. O reached an agreement, at least in principle, recognizing the need for a visa program that would allow businesses to meet their demand for low-skilled labor, while also protecting American workers.
This last principle recognizes the fact that engineers have many possible choices of roughly equal efficiency and economy and can therefore express their own aesthetic ideas without adding significantly to materials or cost.
It is quite in accord with the general and unsurprising principle recognized by mainstream scholarship: the US supports democracy if, and only if, the outcomes accord with its strategic and economic objectives, the rueful conclusion of neo-Reaganite Thomas Carothers, the most careful and respected scholarly analyst of "democracy promotion" initiatives.
Although three U.S. states have legalized online gambling since 2010, the principle recognized in UIGEA remains the same: The risk of corruption drops significantly when criminals have no hope of affecting particular performance aspects for multiple results over multiple games.
But "God exists" is also a principle recognized by virtually all humans, a kind of axiom built upon creatures conceived as shadows of the one divinity for whom explicit arguments specifying God's causality are no more needed than for other axioms.
"To classify a whole nation as economic migrants is not a principle recognized in international law," said Rados Djurovic, director of the Belgrade-based Asylum Protection Center.
This principle recognizes that the bellwether for a country's success depends squarely on the soundness of its economic policies and whether it allows businesses - within and without its borders - to operate in environments of transparency, consistency, and predictability.
"The Supreme Court should reaffirm that principle, recognizing that the president's immigration initiative is simply an exercise of that lawful discretion, and allow the program to be implemented immediately".
Thus, a majority of the Justices in the Jones case clearly indicated an interest in considering how the principle recognized in Smith should apply in a very different technological society from the one that existed in the 1970s.
