Interestingly, we find two strong themes governing such genes.
What common or distinct themes govern their subcellular movement and assembly?
Two themes govern the contents of this principle first, the term 'best care', which the task force felt to be conveyed by the subsequent recommendations, and second, the phrase 'shared decision' with the patient, which refers to the need to discuss treatment aims, management plans and reasons for the recommended approaches with the patient.
King identifies 1974 – the infamous year of two general elections, one hung parliament, and prime minister Edward Heath's backfiring campaign theme, "Who Governs?" – as the beginning of the end for British political stability.
Hunting and being hunted, holding on and letting go are the themes that govern this skillful collection, inhabited by people apt to fall in love with a magician's assistant or run away with a metal eater from a carnival.
Hunting and being hunted, holding on and letting go are the themes that govern this skillful first collection, inhabited by people apt to fall in love with a magician's assistant or run away with a metal eater from a traveling carnival.
The following day, the miners voted to strike, and shortly after that Heath called a general election, on the theme of Who Governs Britain?
At times, the attempt to keep the governing theme afloat results in awkward intellectual calisthenics.
The ECB also supplied a nebulous governing theme: The Ages and Styles of Europe.
If his homosexuality is the governing theme, the sexual impulse itself is the animating principle.
