Indeed, the observed shift towards relative transcriptional domination of HIF-2α places OS cells in a small group, including 786-0 renal cancer cells and the MDA-MB-435 melanoma cell line [ 27, 28], displaying preferential utilisation of HIF-2α.
A dearth of women working in head offices, a relative lack of qualifications and their continuing domination of lower status roles were to blame, the research found.
The change in the character of property made easier the concentration of property, the accumulation of immense wealth in the hands of a relative few, and, not least, the possibility of economic domination of politics and culture.
Under marital status are commentaries on the relative advantage of marriage in our society and the unfortunate domination of women.
This domination notwithstanding however, our results support the argument that, relative to their impact on society, 4 of these cancers - breast, prostate, lung and intestinal - are actually underrepresented, with research interest in many of the rarer malignancies disproportionately greater.
It also provided the strongest evidence yet of what prosecutors and his Amish critics describe as Mr. Mullet's cultlike domination of the 18 families, nearly all his relatives, who lived around him in an isolated valley near Bergholz, Ohio.
Former followers of Mr. Mullet also provided lurid details about his domination of some 18 families, many of them his close relatives, in an isolated settlement near Bergholz, Ohio.
The deprivations are wrongful because they treat persons as having a degraded moral status, but also because the deprivations tend to make members of the group in question vulnerable to domination and oppression at the hands of those who occupy positions of relative advantage.
Relative to brainstorming, brain-writing, potentially, minimizes the effect of status differentials, dysfunctional interpersonal conflicts, domination by one or two group members, pressure to conform to group norms, and digressions from the focal topic.
