The reason for this is found in a web of six proteins that together are known as human leukocyte antigen, or H.L.A., which is the radar by which bodies recognize what is "self" and what is "intruder".
One potential explanation for this effect may come from the tendency for social networks to form larger clumps of highly-connected nodes that, together, are only sparsely connected [19].
And all of that together are what give me great confidence that we will be able to deliver revenue in the top tier of our peer group in excess of 5% and EPS growth of nine to 11%.
A full explanation provides the cause together with the reason that necessitated the effect or what happened; it is "a set of factors that together are sufficient for the occurrence of an event" (Swinburne 1979, 24, 73).
A cyber incident that is (or group of related cyber incidents that together are) likely to result in demonstrable harm to the national security interests, foreign relations, or economy of the United States or to the public confidence, civil liberties, or public health and safety of the American people.
Instead it is a set of principles or functions that together are hypothesised to produce quality improvement in the particular situation.
Under the PTI system, a sample of GP practices from across Scotland, that together are broadly representative of all practices, return data on all face to face GP consultations.
Hsp90 facilitates the conformational maturation of client proteins via the Hsp90 chaperone cycle, in which the Hsp90 homodimer forms a larger, multiprotein complex that contains other co-chaperones, immunophilins, and partner proteins that together are responsible for folding Hsp90-dependent substrates.
The challenge is selecting constituencies and polling stations that together are somewhat representative of the country as a whole.
All of these pathways, connecting each neuron to millions of others, form unique patterns that together are the creature's memory.
The LGA's chairman, Sir Jeremy Beecham, said: "Levying fines on local councils that together are contributing over £1bn to support social care is both perverse and unhelpful".
