A stable matrix underpinning nuclear organization was hypothesized, but the idea was abandoned as more dynamic models of chromatin behavior became prevalent.
Indeed, the assumptions, propositions, and aspirations of the "science of quality measurement" [ 17, 35- 37] and the "continuous quality improvement"c movement [ 38- 41] in healthcare have provided an extraordinarily stable conceptual underpinning for various ambitions since roughly 1985.
We expect ultra-low base rates to underpin stable house pricing and forecast mortgage lending to remain resilient despite heightened economic uncertainty.
To this end the European Union looks forward to working with a Russia that is increasingly open, pluralistic, democratic and stable and is governed by the rule of law, underpinning a prosperous market economy.
Majoritarian democracy won't be enough to keep them stable, unless it is underpinned by respect for the rule of law and civil and individual rights.
The possibility that the Taliban's defeat will lead not to a stable, broad-based coalition underpinned by the international community, but to another round of tribal blood-letting, and geopolitical competition, remains all too real.
As our knowledge of both the genetic and molecular mechanisms underpinning metastasis improves, it is becoming apparent that use of simple, reliable and robust assays that rely upon stable, constitutional fingerprints, including germline DNA polymorphisms, may provide an alternative means of identifying patients at risk for advanced disease.
Underpinning his running is his faith.
underpinning his conviction.
What are the theories underpinning corporate governance?
Underpinning everything is Australia's governance model.
