Their plasmids within the same groups are more related to each other concerning size, shared similarity and extent of rearrangements than to the B. burgdorferi sensu stricto counterparts.
Although these aspects of CREB and ATF1 phosphorylation are shared, the mechanisms and extent of DNA damage-independent phosphorylation of CK residues is divergent.
Her powerfully written essay three years ago was a moment for her to finally reclaim her voice and share the extent to which she suffered.
Further information on the regularity and extent of data-sharing was not available.
Paradoxically, as Kenneally points out, much of the research suggests that both Chomsky and his adversaries have it at least partially right: on the one hand, humans are uniquely gifted at language; on the other, many species display behaviors and abilities that are necessary for language, and share, to an extent previously thought impossible, our neuroanatomy.
The manner and extent to which information sharing happens between individuals also depend on socioeconomic affiliation and attachment.
HNSCCs have in common that they are preceded by precancerous lesions [ 9] and share, to some extent, the same multistep carcinogenic pathways, subsequently leading to invasive squamous cell carcinoma [ 3].
Therefore, when we refer to reallocation of young males we restrict attention to employment shares, and to some extent ignore compositional changes due to exits from employment into unemployment.
While the clinical interview provides important information and the opportunity to develop a therapeutic alliance, many youth may not share the extent of their NSSI due to shame or difficulty expressing themselves fully in one on one questioning.
Since in the past twenty-five yealonelone we've learned a tremendous amount about minds, it's hard to share the extent of his skepticism.
