Based on our findings, we propose a new explanation for the impact of heterochiasmy on the nucleotide landscape: specifically, that at a local level, regions with temporally stable, especially high RRs, independent of sex, will experience more gBGC events and, thus, have a stronger influence on regional base composition than regions with low RRs.
Manchester was the regional base for BBC One North West Region programmes before it relocated to MediaCityUK in nearby Salford Quays.
Culture shock Mens sana in corporation sano ReprintsFox, which plans to put its regional base for online-ad sales in Abu Dhabi, sees the region's youth as an opportunity: nearly two-thirds of the Gulf's 41m residents are under 30.
And they do have personality; it just doesn't come from any national or regional base.
Four years later the party voted to expand its regional base and become a national force.
Nobles with ability and strength sought to build a regional base for themselves.
Having previously failed to control Swat, the Taliban's regional base, with a division, the generals sent in three divisions.
One indication of the challenges they face is the difficulty in finding a regional base of operations.
Iraqi intelligence has used a larger office in Vienna as a regional base for Central Europe, and Prague appears to be little more than a satellite office.
From a small regional base, he has built a communications empire around the idea, one whose modest national profile belies its size and reach.
Comfort, who retired from Amazon this year, recalls touring almost every country in western Europe with a small team looking for a regional base in 2003.
