By controlling intra-chromosomal and inter-chromosomal DNA interactions, condensins function in various contexts of chromosome biology, from the regulation of transcription to the unpairing of homologous chromosomes.
Thus, political orientation was no longer associated with acceptance of the various contexts of evolution.
Such effects, in a long computer code or in the various contexts of real life, Mr. Lanier said, "create lenses" that magnify some bits while the rest are lost in statistical noise and never affect the world.
The report has been challenged by terror experts in France, who have questioned whether it sufficiently represents the various contexts of radicalization.
To establish the respective roles of these four E3 ubiquitin ligases in the various contexts of a single organism, we have generated Neur2−/−, Neur1−/− Neur2−/− (Neur1&2DKO), Mib2−/−, and Mib1 conditional mutant (Mib1f/f) mice.
In a recent systematic review, the percentage of inappropriate use of acute care beds has been found to range between 15% and 50%, with differences due to the various contexts of care, definitions and methodologies adopted [ 4].
This original molecular system was subsequently co-opted by the various contexts of embryogenesis in different eumetazoan phyla, for axis or tissue (see e.g., Di-Poi et al., 2007) patterning, illustrating its remarkable adaptability throughout animal evolution.
Such alignment has been investigated in various contexts, including that of the implementation of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR; e.g., Alderson, 2005), which transcends second language education across European countries, as well as the implementation of the 2001 No Child Left Behind Act in the US (e.g., Harper, Platt, Naranjo, & Boynton, 2007).
The resulting data is often temporally resolved and has been increasingly used in various contexts including the study of human behaviour, the validation of models of human interactions and data-driven models of epidemic spreading [3, 20, 21].
It relates to various self-referent processes, including appraisals of threat and loss of control across various contexts, negative appraisals of the self as a social agent associated with shyness, and negative or maladaptive metacognitions.
