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She posits a referencing of the Madonna to Noah's daughter-in-law, a sibyl, which thus makes Joseph an embodiment of Noah himself.

But Thai prison is far less violent than the U.S. prison system, as Western societies are far more obsessed with domination and control; which thus makes our prisons more coercive and subject to destructive outbursts.

Anyone with an intention they wish to fulfill may or may not have a vikalpa that directly conflicts with that intention, but most of us do, which thus makes it difficult, if not impossible, to fulfill our heartfelt desires.

This is the first report of the development of a BAC mini-array which thus makes it possible to estimate the disease state in gastric cancer.

As reported in figure 1, among these 9093 genes, 2543 were highly conserved (bidirectional best hit (BBH)) in the six genomes and constituted the R. solanacearum core-genome, which thus makes up 28% of the pan-genome.

The cyanobactin class of heterocyclases, exemplified by TruD, possess an almost unique combination of processivity, specificity, chemical versatility, and promiscuity, which thus makes them a fascinating subject for study.

In order to train translators with these skills, courses on different fields of specialization must be taken from relevant departments, which thus make translation teaching realistic and concrete.

Tantamount to their physical versatility, these nanocores possess unique magnetic properties that facilitate proton relaxation within specific tissues, which thus make them suitable as T 2 contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) [6, 7].

The historian C. W. David felt that it was based on the work of the chronicler Symeon of Durham, which thus made a credible date for the creation sometime between 1109 and 1129.

Which thus, can make your lifestyle a whole lot better, and you'll be happy.

Due to the increasing number of GMO, additional markers have continually to be developed and used to fully cover their detection, which could thus make the laboratory work and the analysis of the results quite complex and laborious [ 32].