The strident and sometimes myopic attitude about security that some of Israel's most passionate supporters hold to tightly reflects a simple reality that for many in the Jewish world, 'never again' must primarily mean "never again to us".
During this period, hormone levels fell and rose within the first hour of pacing adjustment, tightly reflecting changes in LAP.
These two subunits interact tightly as reflected in the 3D structure of the complex (PDB: 2fug; Sazanov and Hinchliffe, 2006; Figure 1).
Nodular tumors did not cluster tightly, likely reflecting broader histopathologic diversity in this class, but trended toward forming a group separate from infiltrative BCCs.
However, these "secondary" functions seem to be less tightly regulated, as is reflected by the lower percentage of experiments in which these genes show higher expression in ESCs and iPSCs compared to fibroblasts, among the top 1,000 changes (see Figure S7).
A more tightly circumscribed approach is reflected in the work of Kuruvilla and colleagues (2006), who developed a research impact framework to help researchers systematically identify impacts resulting from their work.
Embracing her so tightly doesn't reflect well on the people at the other end of the hug.
In addition, low SDs reflects tightly held clusters (see Figure 1).
Even within the small intestine, enterocyte expression of solute transporters and digestive enzymes is tightly regulated to reflect the changing nature of the luminal contents, as well as the migration of cells up the crypt-villus axis [ 40].
We accounted for a degree of recall error, but we were unable to estimate the coefficient of variation for this distribution without a tightly constrained prior, reflecting confounding between variability in reporting and variability in coverage.
