As an important embodiment of biomanipulation, injection of foreign materials (e.g., DNA, RNAi, sperm, protein, and drug compounds) into individual cells has significant implications in genetics, transgenics, assisted reproduction, and drug discovery.
Some authors have extended this form of analysis to alternative contexts of pregnant embodiment.
From another point of view, the embodiment is significant at 1% threshold for all estimates.
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It may be important that the embodiment of Hamilton loops is redundant.
Alcoff points out that such phenomenological accounts "require a cross-indexing by cultural and ethnic specificity" (Alcoff, 107), but they point to significant ways in which female lived embodiment can be an obstacle to intentional engagement with the world, as Beauvoir had suggested.
He doesn't represent 'the other' in any significant way, and his music is the embodiment of that.
The representative variables of embodiment, profitability and size are significant at the threshold of 1% for two dependent variables.
The findings of the current study are significant because they indicate that integrating technology, embodiment, and enactment in a science learning activity can be particularly beneficial for students who have weaker spatial skills.
The coral and lime domestic architecture that defines Swahili "stonetowns," those settlements with a significant portion of stone structures, is an embodiment and validation of Swahili self-identification as a coastal, maritime people, differentiated from the hinterland and part of the Indian Ocean world (Gensheimer 1997 347 359).
