" '24' is a television show with its own dramatic requirements which are reductive and unreal," said Gordon.
The eroded surfaces of the paper used to create these collages has the look of decollage, which is a reductive process of tearing into existing layers of posted theater bills.
We won't be wasting our time being a driver, which is a reductive thing to do.
Thus autotrophic fluxes will flow in the gluconeogenic direction and through the Calvin cycle, which is the reductive mode of the pentose phosphate pathway.
Which is a silly, reductive question.
It is a really shitty, 100percentt idiotic thing to suggest and essentially shifts the blame on to the victim instead of the attacker, which is nothing but reductive.
An incredibly wide range of chemistries are catalyzed by the 5′-deoxyadenosyl radical (5′-dA), which is generated by reductive cleavage of S-adenosyl l-methionine (SAM) in so-called radical SAM RSS) enzymes.
Labeling of the reducing end of glycans with reagents such as 1-phenyl-3-methyl-5-pyrazolone (PMP) by Michael addition is performed under alkaline conditions [ 50], thereby avoiding the considerable risk of loss of sialic acids under acidic conditions which is intrinsic to reductive amination reactions (see earlier).
(Barad, 2003: 832) Barad's 'agential realism', which is another non-reductive Continental naturalism burgeoning in the humanities (see, for example, Colls, 2007 and Parkins, 2008), calls for making an effort to genuinely put into action Donna Haraway's 1988 analysis of empiricist totalization and social constructivist relativism as non-exhaustively dichotomous.
The observed co-location of IS elements and pseudogenes, as well as the tendency for some IS elements to perform "local hopping" suggests a model for the role of ISs in reductive evolution which is discussed.
