Simon Ricketts, a partner at SJ Berwin, the law firm representing the campaign, concedes that the lower deck of the Southbank Centre may not strictly resemble the idyll imagined by The Kinks in their sardonic ode to Middle England, The Village Green Preservation Society.
Patients with PPCD, on the other hand, can have several features that strictly resemble the ICE syndrome, making the differential diagnosis more challenging: in fact, in PPCD endothelial metaplasia, pupil abnormalities, iris alterations, corneal edema, and glaucoma caused by angle closure can be observed [ 49].
However, limited research is available regarding effects of maintenance programmes implemented in a real-life setting, in which conditions are less strictly controlled and resemble everyday real-life.
Our viral boundary sites of reintegration (junction regions) are not strictly conserved but resemble those described in GiBV (for 1 segment) and MdBV (for 12 segments, host integration motifs), and moreover a stretch of viral sequence is lost during the process of integration suggesting that bracoviruses use common mechanisms to reintegrate into genomic (wasp or lepidopteran) DNA [ 39, 40].
Islam's mystical strain, like the Jewish and Christian traditions it somewhat resembles, is a strictly delineated path to self-knowledge.
However, an algorithm, such as GLCM contrast parameter, provided better results than the RW method for the diffuse heterogeneity classification when heterogeneity was strictly defined as a phenomenon that resembles noise (coming from the acquisition or reconstruction process).
The second commercial resembles a public service announcement aimed strictly at teenagers but doubles as a warning to parents.
Next, for each leaf network, we find the maximum spanning tree (MST), that is the network structure that most closely resembles the original leaf network, but that is strictly hierarchical (see Methods).
This dense area resembles an old-world European Jewish town, with a strictly observant population.
