In 2000, in the twilight of both the last great run by the Knicks and league-wide permissiveness of tough play and score-settling, the New York guard Chris Childs decided to end a running off-the-ball dispute he was having with Bryant by landing a one-two combination on his jaw.
TSA and FSK treatment did not confer full permissiveness to MCMV in ES cells, such that they behaved like MEFs.
In ES cells infected with MCMV, treatment with forskolin and trichostatin A did not confer full permissiveness to MCMV.
Alternately daffy and dazzling, the assembled works focus on the purist side of Fontana's polymorphous sensibility, but nonetheless reveal a wide-ranging permissiveness, and an inspiring dedication to art as a quest, not a finished product.
Speaking at the launch of the report, Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia, also noted how the actions of democratic nations are having a wider impact in terms of permissiveness in other countries that have in the past demonstrated that they are more repressive when it comes to freedom of information.
The "myth" of 1960s permissiveness has come under scrutiny in a wider range of more recent work.
Nicotiana species, notably N. tabacum, N. excelciana, and N. benthamiana, are preferred hosts for PMB manufacture due to their metabolic versatility, permissiveness to the propagation of various viral replicons, and high expression yields achievable with a wide range of targets, as reviewed by Pogue et al. [ 19], De Muynck et al. [ 20], Thomas et al. [ 1], Gleba et al. [ 5], and others.
"That encourages faithless permissiveness.
Its great offense was permissiveness.
Zone of anarchy and permissiveness.
Radio commentators decry Californian "permissiveness".
