Because of the tough transition from honeymoon bliss to real-time marriage, a common juncture for divorce is at the two to three-year mark.
Since p63 has an overlapping transcriptional program with p53 [ 58], investigation into joint regulation of tfcp2l4 is warranted as a possible common juncture of in vivo redundant transcriptional control in development.
Let us now ensure that they also graduate prepared to make these solutions useful, marketable, and viable--because it's at this juncture of holistic thinking and entrepreneurial ethos that the common good will thrive in this generation.
It begins at the pylorus, the juncture with the stomach, and ends at the ileocecal valve, the juncture with the colon.
The diagnosis at the juncture may have paramount effects on the prognosis.
We hypothesize that the pharyngeal microbiome, which resides at the juncture of the digestive and respiratory tracts, may share common features with intestinal microbiomes and could serve as a key player in the development of respiratory diseases.
Single and multiple vortex generators in series are placed symmetrically upstream of the juncture region in common flow up configuration.
Hamutal was 15 km from the canal and overlooked the juncture of Ismailia and Artillery Roads.
At this the juncture the OD obtained was 1.0.
The backward component of arterial pressure waveform could be introduced by significant decrease in diameter and the change of elasticity at the juncture between thoracic and abdominal aorta or between abdominal aorta and common iliac arteries [ 5].
