Although it is still possible that this neurotransmitter plays some additional permissive role in the later development of ciliary flow or GRP specification, serotonin first functions in LR patterning at early stages in spatiotemporal patterns not consistent with ciliary roles.
There is something both marvelous and terrifying about the fulsomeness and crystal sheen of these tomatoes, which look like prototypes for some new, radically permissive genetically altered produce.
There are many causes for this, including a nationwide patchwork of regulatory schemes that are in some instances overly permissive and in others excessively restrictive.
To some extent, the permissive consensus of the European nations might provide legitimacy for the European integration.
Taken together, these data suggest that MSC provide a cellular context that permits SYT-SSX to induce a transcriptional profile similar to the one that characterizes synovial sarcoma but that among individual MSC populations, some are more permissive than others for these transcriptional changes.
A breakdown of the responses indicated that some clinics are more permissive in terms of access to services than others, whereas some are more restrictive.
Wisconsin, like Colorado, has some of the most permissive gun laws in the country.
Which is another way of saying that even by the N.H.L.'s permissive standards, some things -- including assault with a potentially deadly weapon -- require both league sanctions and a police inquiry.
Contrary to some assumptions by more permissive commentators, Dutch sex education emphasises the seriousness of sex in relation to consent, the significance of first sexual intercourse and crucially, potential pregnancy.
Although Virginia has some of the most permissive gun laws in the country, the state does, in fact, include such mental health records in the background checks it conducts when someone tries to buy a handgun, said Donna Tate, program manager in the firearms transaction center for the Virginia State Police.
