The hierarchs perfect, a task whose initiate seems ideally to be the monk, since Dionysius identifies the monks as leading the more perfect life of those who are not explicitly consecrated as clergy.
Participants whose difficulty initiating sleep was related to changing circadian rhythms were more likely to use sleep aids.
To know whether SGs form upon TIAR overexpression, we analysed the cytoplasmic distribution of two routinely used markers of SGs, eIF3b, a component of the pre-initiation complex [35], and eIF2α whose phosphorylation initiates the assembly of TIAR-containing SGs [10], [23].
We observed that expression of the second cistron in the HindIII-modified vectors can be as much as 10 fold lower than the expression of the same cistron whose translation initiates at the original, non-modified EMCV initiation codon.
Regardless of cell type, initial signaling events lead to rapid induction of primary response genes (PRGs) whose products initiate secondary waves of transcription resulting in egress from the G0 state and subsequently in proliferation and effector function [ 14].
At each table, the player whose bid initiates the final contract is called the declarer.
Mr. Palanker, whose company initiated the project and donated its services, said the physical setup was relatively easy.
Mrs. Clinton, whose campaign initiated the interview, can speak in both fine detail and sweeping historical terms about the economy — almost as would a policy adviser, which she essentially was for a long time.
It is the first name of the main character, a train engineer on the Oslo-Bergen line whose retirement initiates what action there is in this restrained, bittersweet comedy.
"KILLING ME SOFTLY" Chen Kaige, the Chinese filmmaker whose "Yellow Earth" initiated his country's filmmaking renaissance, makes his first English-language feature -- the story of a scientist (Heather Graham) who runs off with an adventurer (Joseph Fiennes).
