Fear also governs secular life.
In principle, one could introduce a new N-glycosylation site into the antibody, but, given the subtle factors governing whether a given NX(S/T) sequon is glycosylated and the large size of common N-glycans, such an approach would require careful engineering.
Its none-too-subtle governing idea is that even the most effete, brownstone-dwelling public radio listener (or New York Times reader) might feel the occasional urge to blow someone's head off.
Subtle hierarchies govern life in the political world, and it was hard to escape the conclusion that Mr. Ford had the edge inside the crowded East Harlem meeting hall where 500 people sat on metal chairs and stood along the back walls.
And despite his own reputation for toughness, Mr. Cuomo said he believed state lawmakers would respond to a softer touch and subtler approach to governing.
Moreover, special emphasis is made on nanowires with tailor-made isotopic composition as a rich playground to elucidate subtle but important phenomena governing heat transport in nanowires.
The not-so-subtle message from the governing Liberal Democratic Party is that the opposition Democratic Party of Japan is offering voters much the same kinds of promises.
Still, the documents do provide a glimpse of the ego-stroking and subtle hierarchies that govern the political world.
And still others are using advanced imaging and computing to find the subtle patterns that govern cell behaviors.
With the rising of online social networks, influence has been a complex and subtle force to govern users' behaviors and relationship formation.
But he notes that the government, especially the governing LDP, has used "behind-the-scenes and subtle ways of influencing the broadcast agency".
