The selections were also arranged so as to form a unified story, moving from Du Fay's rather general meditation on the mysteries of the cross to climax in specific narratives of Christ's death and concluding with a glimpse of joy after the resurrection in William Byrd's "In resurrectione tua".
Episodes tend to climax around specific instances of physical violence and animalistic despair we focus on the street beatings rather than the effort Lenú exerts to cope with them.
I'm not sure whether Barnard intended her horrifying climax to be a specific allusion to this, or if it matters.
It is possible that, through the inherent stability and colonisation resistance of complex microbial climax communities, GTMs may maintain specific profiles through microbial competition, particularly during colonization [20].
Our earlier tissue-specific microarray analysis on the Xenopus laevis intestine revealed that the expression of mRNAs corresponding to a microarray cDNA probe (Probe ID# A_10_P010027, GenBank accession No. BE507589) homologous to the mammalian HAL gene was strongly upregulated specifically in the epithelium at the climax of metamorphosis [ 27].
]The levels of PD-1 and PD-L1 expressions were significantly up-regulated in the inflammation ascending phase, initial and climax period and in parallel with HBV-specific colon expansion.
As the Cold War is the climax of anti-communism, it is worthwhile to pay specific attention to this period: "The description of the history of the Cold War has entered since some time a new phase.
In the climax of the film, the robots finally snap, though no specific reason is given for their deviation from programming.
If it helps, make a plot diagram and write specific parts of the story at one time, such as the introduction, climax, or conclusion.
To avoid variations in the results caused by different onsets of rejection patterns and genotypic specific reactions, rejection classifications were established by analyzing histological sections done on the climax status of the developed POR.
