The work builds on a substantial foundation of bioinformatics approaches to regulatory sequence analysis.
Newton, though indicating in the early manuscript De Gravitatione that he does not pretend to know the substantial foundation of minds, consistently presents God and minds as immaterial, lacking certain characteristics of body, namely, hardness, impenetrability and resistance.
Hubristic pride, as Dr. Tracy calls it, is closer to arrogance or narcissism, pride without substantial foundation.
A substantial foundation of Pakistani institutions and infrastructure exists on which to build.
Once you've got your base down, be it a tinted moisturizer or a more substantial foundation applied sparingly, the checklist is fairly unintimidating: concealer, to be applied only where needed after foundation, when you're less likely to overdo it.
The awakening to such inequities has been long in coming, if not long overdue; research endeavors pioneered in the realms of public health, internal medicine, public policy, and the social sciences have provided a substantial foundation upon which disciplines such as surgery have had the privilege to build.
For this contribution to understanding ourselves, we are in their debt in helping us find a more substantial foundation for what we hold true.
But there could be a "differentiated" EU in which some countries push towards integration, while preserving a "substantial foundation which must remain common competences".
"Our scoping paper lays a substantial foundation for a clear, modern statute providing a coherent scheme of structured, clearly defined offences that can be readily understood and efficiently prosecuted.
Surprisingly, even when the fault rupture emerges beyond the structure, completely avoiding the foundation, substantial foundation distress may still be generated.
