Nevertheless, DNA has revealed itself as a far richer resource both for the construction of the many kinds of actors that do animate the cell and for the articulation of arenas for action that were never imagined in the simplistic mantra of "DNA makes RNA, RNA makes protein, and proteins make us".
One step is to distinguish between direct and indirect roles of values; another is the articulation of guidelines for individual scientists.
I proposed an approach to causal inference in LSAs that requires the articulation of framework for causal inference followed by a statistical approach that closely matches the framework and can yield the causal estimand of interest.
In this world where religious and non-religious alike are hungry for a sense of connection, a desire for the articulation of inequality, and inspiration to work for a more compassionate, peaceful and just world, the Pope's words and deeds matter. .
While Arushi possessed a daring delicacy, it was Madhavi to whom the eye was drawn, not simply for the articulation of her footwork, but also for the harmony of her dancing body.
A detailed gap analysis for the articulation of limitations and future research challenges for data reduction in big data environments is presented.
Taking the viewpoint of the theory of cooperative learning, which underscores interaction as a factor that affects learning, we assume that this interaction is a facilitating factor for the articulation of integration in the concept maps [ 22] and accounts for the higher degree of articulation in the residents' concept maps.
The hip socket faced outward and was open at its centre for the articulation of the thighbone.
Beyond the boundaries of the playing fields, the Cup of Nations has been a conduit for the articulation of political values and ideas.
Poets such as Chaucer and Shakespeare have had much to do with the making of the English language, and Byron was responsible for the articulation of the new romantic sensibility in it in the early 19th century.
