This may be associated with the dual origin of the calvaria from both neural crest and membrane bone (e.g. Thomson [ 23]).
Hence the dual origin (or source) of aesthetic experience: the first is what he calls the fullness (Fülle) of the formal relations among the parts of a true work of art, while the second is derived from the properties of the object or, more precisely, the state of affairs.
Once the dual origin of tumour vasculature is confirmed in NB patients, the xenograft model described here will prove useful in testing the efficacy of different antiangiogenic compounds.
As a result, each generative cell obtains a unique set of the genetic information of the dual origin, half paternal and half maternal.
Thus, the most plausible explanation of the dual origin of SG33 is that the isolate used to generate it was itself the product of a field recombination between a virulent South America strain and a vaccine California strain.
Although some components of EBM have been derided as representing ultrapragmatic utilitarianism, EBM doesn't offer a credible solution to this tension, nor even take a clear stance on it, perhaps reflecting the dual origins of many EBM advocates: most of the leaders are trained in both epidemiology and a clinical discipline, and do both research and clinical practice.
Y chromosomal DNA haplogroups disclosed the dual origins of the Korean population [7], while the origins of East Asians have been studied using certain autosomal loci [8].
This phenomenon has a dual origin, the undernourishment of ALS patients and progressive muscular weakness, both associated with poor prognosis [ 24].
Obviously, this particular sample is of at least dual origin: Mangifera indica and Azadiracta indica.
Reflecting the country's dual origin and its official bilingualism, the literature of Canada can be split into two major divisions: English and French.
