For example, in his widely-read book Darwin on Trial (1991), creationist Philip Johnson used the words "Darwinism" and "Darwinist" numerous times; context clearly indicates, however, that more than half of these uses referred to DWM, while the rest referred to natural selection.
The rest, referred to as type III errors, were related to heterochromatin close to the centromeres or chromosome ends.
The NDI comprises 10 items, of which only the first and sixth refer to pain, whereas the rest refer to activities in connection with that pain.
Generally, the last two domains refer to the physical environment (40 items) while the rest refer to the social environment (69 items).
Resting refers to the ground state of the molecule when it is unstimulated.
However, it should be noted that since two parameters were used simultaneously, hence, only one set of the figures were presented per variable, while the rest were referred to accordingly under the affected variables, i.e., from "Effect of temperature" to "Effect of contact time".
The rest are referred to other medical facilities in Syria that still have some fuel reserves left.
In the first-and second-level analyses, measuring activation less than or greater than a baseline (in this case, rest) are referred to as deactivation and activation, respectively.
33 Approximately half of the patients visited their general practitioners, 29% of nonresponders were retreated using another topical drug, and the rest were referred to a specialist; the majority (80%) of patients visiting a specialist (71% of nonresponders) were treated with phototherapy, some (19%) with conventional systemic treatment, and biologic drugs were used in very rare cases (1%).
Early pathologists proposed that RCC originated from adrenal rests and referred to renal epithelial tumors as "hypernephromas" because of their histologic similarity to adrenal cortical cells.
In particular, it was found that different cellular subsystems exhibited different ratios of resting levels (referred to as "stability") of proteins and mRNAs.
