It is significant that congressional permissiveness towards union shop agreements is coupled with the NLRA's 'exclusivity' principle, whereby a majority vote of the employees in a particular category is sufficient to designate an exclusive bargaining representative whose actions bind majority and minority alike.
A significant difference in permissiveness was observed between all cells expressing CXCR4-g1 and all cells expressing CXCR4+g1 mutants.
Surprisingly, however, significant variability in HCV permissiveness was observed among the original 3 Huh7 cell lines used to report HCV infection in vitro leading some to conclude that permissiveness for HCV may be limited to only a few Huh7 lines [7].
There were significant main effects of regulation level for teacher permissiveness, F 2,55) = 5.22, p =.008, ES =.16; and teacher detachment, F 2,55) = 3.80, p =.02, ES =.12.
This explains, in part, the pandemic strain's generally slower growth kinetics and permissiveness to accept mutations causing neuraminidase inhibitor resistance without significant loss in fitness.
William Donohue, president of the Catholic League, a conservative Catholic group, however said he believes permissiveness in the church in the 1960s and 1970s - particularly at seminaries - had been a significant reason for the rise in sexual abuse.
More recently, the permissiveness of the host cell was determined as an additional important factor contributing to efficient RNA replication.
Subsequent genome scan in informative F2 mice generated between susceptible A/J and resistant AKR/J (fixed for mutant C5 alleles) progenitors identified two highly significant linkages on chromosomes 8 (Carg3, LOD score = 3.95, P value<0.05) and 11 (Carg4, LOD score = 4.59, P value<0.01), as regulating permissiveness to C. albicans in these mice.
Epistemic permissiveness.
"That encourages faithless permissiveness.
Zone of anarchy and permissiveness.
