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The Andante middle movement, also on the slow side, similarly enabled Mr. Serkin to give an intently ruminative account of this music, which has seldom sounded so melancholic.
This week the American government dropped a complaint against Brazil's patent law, which has similarly enabled that country to offer cheaper AIDS treatments.A year's course still costs an African about $500 a sum affordable only by the middle classes.
Many financial crimes are similarly enabled by borders.
As McEvilley's background in the classical and tribal literatures and productions of the world enabled him to reread the formalist notion of pure form as a manner of "selective seeing", his background in logic similarly enabled him to see through and dispel the Modernist myth of "art for art's sake".
Direct contact between the animals was similarly enabled as for group 1, and contact again occurred frequently.
Inhibition of the LIN-53-containing PRC2 through RNAi against mes-2 (EZH2), mes-3 or mes-6 (EED) abolished H3K27 methylation and similarly enabled CHE-1 to convert germ cells to ASE neurons [ 67].
A rule of mixtures (ROM) correction term improved the correlations of the dilatometer data with varying quartz content, and an adjustment for conversion may similarly enable inclusion of data which had not polymerize to hardness.
Similarly, enabling improved activities of daily living led to greater levels of independence in both scientific evidence groups.
For Alc1, recruitment via PAR chains, attached to either histones or PARP-1, may similarly enable the remodeler to disrupt nucleosomes in a SWI/SNF-like fashion.
DCE-CT, also called perfusion CT, similarly enables the quantification of perfusion parameters to characterize tumor vascular features without some of the limitations of DCE-US (Fig. 4).
Similarly, montage enabled Soviet Constructivists to suggest complex ideas, as in El Lissitzky's self-portrait, which integrates drafting tools and geometric shapes to suggest that the artist himself was an architect of society.
