I for one would be willing to pay my children large cash emoluments long into their young adult years in exchange for their silence regarding the true social organization of our family.
This study was designed to clarify whether poor performance of children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) on motor timing tasks reflects a true deficit in the temporal organization of motor output or is due to a lack of intrinsic motivation.
In the context of this manuscript, we make the assumption that there is a single "true" sequence of events or organization of matter on the temporal and spatial biological scale (i.e., Life on Earth).
Overall, the data presented here argue in favor of apparent protein-wise similarity in chromatin organization of 13 "true" interband regions studied in polytene chromosomes and of the corresponding regions of genome in cell lines.
True the Vote was a "partner organization" of the summit, along with their affiliates Colorado Voter Protection, with whom they shared a table to recruit volunteers.
Thus, our results suggest that, at present, clone-ordered-based approaches for sequence assembly appear to be a more effective resolution for identifying the true locations, organization and complexity of SDs.
"There's not one head — that's true," Mr. Sayers said of the still-amorphous organization of the rebels.
This feature seems to represent the true level of organization in dicyemids, because these larvae are free-swimming, whereas the adult stages are restricted to the renal organs of host cephalopods [ 25].
However, this viewpoint is probably not true of most of this industry's organizations lobbying congress".
Another striking feature is the differential organization of TbMyo1 in the two forms, which is also true for actin [9].
