Where one is committed to improving one's country, one sees in differences a potential source of enriching a national tradition.
The Zrmanja River estuary represents a small, semi-closed system located in a karstic landscape of the eastern Adriatic coast characterised by the prevailing red soil (terra rossa) cover, numerous bauxite pits and the proximity of a decommissioned alumina plant, i.e. sources of geomaterials enriched in rare earth elements.
Mr Rogan manoeuvres with skilful assurance, maintaining a steady pace through time, and keeping the wider horizon in view even as he makes use of a broad range of judiciously chosen primary sources to enrich the narrative.
And more customers are using multiples sources to enrich their product capabilities.
The bursal FAE is thus a convenient source of highly enriched M cells for the purpose of identifying M-cell-specific molecules, including the posited receptors for antigen uptake and transcytosis.
An ontology analysis using the Panther system demonstrated that, by reference to the list of 12,808 genes expressed in monocytes, the set of 465 expression traits affected by multiple sources of variability was enriched in "Immunity and defense" genes (69 obsexpected.8 exPected, P = 4.5×10−6), especially in the sub-categories of "Macrophage-mediated immunity" (18/3.6, P = 7.5×10−6).
When instructors gesture, these complementary sources of information may enrich students' interpretation of spoken words by engaging different modality-specific mental resources (Baddeley, 2003).
Hence, hydrologists have tried to make use of alternative sources of information to enrich the datasets used for the statistical inferences.
Spinach, eggs, greek yogurt, and lentils are all great sources of protein which enrich your strands of hair.
This technique, however, requires a source of high quality DNA or the possibility of enriching samples for mtDNA.
