There are recurring strands in Putin's conservatism: a resentment of Western sermonizing and meddling in Russia and its sphere of political influence; a belief in the primacy of the state over the individual; a vision of Russian Orthodoxy as a quasi-official faith and as a locus of "traditional Russian values".
According to one model, futile cycles of mismatch repair-induced excision and repair of erroneously paired thymine nucleotides opposite O 6 EtG lesions cause formation of recurring single strand breaks (SSBs).
A direct or tandem repeat is the same pattern recurring on the same strand in the same nucleotide order.
In cell-free DNA, high correlation between the read counts of the two strands recur at multiple distances of ~190 bp from each other.
This fold contains recurring regulatory units with the β-strands forming a central, parallel β-sheet, which is embedded between α-helices on both sides (scop id C.37.1.20).
Structurally, they adopt a three-layered α/β sandwich configuration that contains regularly recurring α-β units with the β-strands forming a central, mostly parallel β-sheet surrounded on both sides by α-helices [ 28].
Of these, many are found at the recurring double glycine motif on the second β-strand of Kelch repeats I, II, III and IV.
The recurring cause that makes the most sense is mass stranding due to toxins produced by harmful algal blooms, the researchers contend.
The multiple strands, North European, Byzantine and Middle Eastern, kept recurring through much of Russian history, occasionally interweaving in astonishing fashion.
Ridley Scott's The Martian also picked up awards for Best Actor (Matt Damon) and Best Picture, Comedy, but the fact that the dire plight of Damon's stranded astronaut character was somehow labeled "comedic" was a recurring joke throughout the evening.
