It's one of the reasons, in fact, why they have a tendency to refer important decisions to other people.
Among the 36 sites found to be under adaptative selection, some were detected in more than one branch of the tree, with the number of sites as well as the sites found in the referred important functional regions being listed for each eutherian branch in figure 10.
Statements referring to important relationships are found in Cluster 1 (to whom, and how often, they could talk about important things), Cluster 3 (in-home caregiver), Cluster 5 (support groups; family problems as part of health problems), and Cluster 7 (family support for CAM use).
"I think the market will be fairly subdued before earnings reports from Intel and other companies that can give a benchmark of how earnings will be for the rest of the quarter," says Cohen, referring to important earnings reports from large-cap techs Intel, Juniper Networks and Novellus.
Include a glossary in your book that precisely explains these terms and how they refer to important plant reproductive processes.
In addition to Chandler's functional and strategic capabilities, we propose the concept of 'project capabilities' to refer to important CoPS activities of bid preparation and project execution.
'Innate immunity' refers to important mechanisms in the human immune system, which react to infections immediately before calling in other parts to deal with a specific problem.
"The most that I can say at this point is that I will refer this important matter to the current jury at their next meeting".
In this special issue, researchable questions refer to important questions in mathematics and science education that can be investigated empirically.
It is also being used in the descriptive sense when it refers to important attitudes of individuals.
