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In this particular case, binary oscillations of semiquinone can be used to characterize damping of period four oscillations of oxygen evolution.
Those who characterize liberalism as excessively individualist often also complain that Americans are exceedingly concerned with their rights.
Estimates of hybrid frequency are conservative because of the limited number of genetic markers available to characterize genetic ancestry.
Arguably, an insatiable quest for perfection might be said to characterize not only most anorexics but most designers, too.
Mostly inexpensive metalwork such as ringed pins characterize the industry and crafts going on in the town.
Natural, free-flowing lines and materials showing strength and force characterize Chen's work.
Such responsibility and stewardship seems to characterize these and all the other projects in this year's honor roll.
In other instances, the tangential asides and interruptions that characterize any conversation are more distracting than helpful.
Our acarologists use the tools of molecular biology to characterize genes associated with the secretion of tick salivary gland proteins.
The use of Mach number to characterize flight speed is rooted in the basic physics of fluid flow.
Boyle went on to characterize acids, noting their sour or tart taste and their ability to corrode metals.
Tooth replacement in marsupial mammals differs from the condition generally believed to characterize eutherian mammals.
Finally, by mapping the location of maternally related offspring, we characterize areas that individual females use for reproduction.
Beetling brow, well defined nose, thin pursed lips and long ear lobes characterize the face.
The vine and the olive are the plants that characterize Mediterranean civilization.
It's pretty oblique, and free of some of the grotesqueries that characterize almost everything else he's done.
No longer will one or two tropes or metaphors serve to characterize the poetic work done by women.
These parameters could be considered as quantitative traits and characterize a genotype.
The established tribometers also represent a commercial opportunity for others to characterize the materials as well.
We have also used electrophoretic ion transport to characterize nanopores fabricated this way.
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There he revealed those qualities of moderation, diligence, and attention to detail which were to characterize his political life.
Erythematous papules and pustules characterize inflammatory acne, but comedones may also be present.
Fever, malaise, myalgia, and upper respiratory tract symptoms or infections characterize influenza infection.
The botanical literature contains more than 300 descriptions of trichome types in order to characterize their great variation.
It also is a part of the strategy of religious nationalisms which characterize the nation as a religiously defined ethno-cultural people.
This sonorousness of vindictive words might help to characterize how, say, racist speech works on and in its targets.
Indeed, in 1941 President Roosevelt had nominated freedom from want as one of the four freedoms that should characterize the future world order.
Hard-heartedness towards children has long been thought to characterize those brumous isles of my birth.
Scientists use these reference specimens to help identify and characterize agriculturally important fungi.
A major task for the postgenomic era is to characterize the full protein complement, i.e. the proteome, for organisms.
Other problems of fluency may also characterize stuttering, including blocking of sounds or interjection of words or sounds.
These indices characterize the relationship between linear elastic behaviour and non-linear behaviour of the material.
Goal, the sporting term, has the widest possible application to characterize our wishes and attainments.
Several systems of measurement have been used to characterize leaf or leaflet orientation during nyctinastic and heliotropic movement.
The team has used this technique to characterize carbonados from the Central African Republic.
Mr. Kendall testified that what was being described he would characterize as a workmanship deficiency.
Like all traditional appraisals, these appraisals characterize weapons and military equipment during the stages predating the object's existence.
Each of these parameters represents an attempt to characterize surface roughness with a single number.
We will characterize the physiological relevance of such a hypothermal activation process in primary human lymphocytes.
The field-based studies were supplemented by thin-section petrography and whole-rock geochemistry to characterize different intrusive phases.
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A certain bellicosity and indecorousness characterize the operations of the office.
To fully characterize trace metals, atomic absorption spectroscopy and inductively coupled plasma spectroscopy are frequently used.
Only the most revisionist historian would characterize the Confederacy as an insurgency.
Third, is there evolutionary convergence in the types of amino acid substitutions that characterize adaptation to temperature?
The authors also used flow cytometry to characterize melanomas of varying invasiveness.
Consistently high temperatures, with no distinct dry season, characterize the climate of this region.
This goes beyond the day-to-day omissions and sins that characterize politics.
Limited rainfall, high ambient temperatures, and a highly variable physical environment characterize Turkana district.
Do the majority and dissenting opinions differ about how to characterize them?
Strong, continuous stratal reflections characterize the shallow subsurface on the upper and middle shelf.
To characterize the frequency domain of these oscillations, power spectral analyses were performed.
The goal is to separately characterize the contributions of the envelope, chromatin. and subnuclear compartments to nuclear visco-elasticity.
Some historians characterize Du Bois's thinking as riddled with contradiction.
Because performance was so good, it was difficult to characterize differences associated with better or worse performance.
It's just not accurate to characterize newspaper design as anything but dynamic.
We use the notion of supernormality to completely characterize matrices for which SCR equals zero.
There is no attempt to characterize the society that inhabits these places.
It is wrong to characterize the Stonewall Inn as having been a sanctuary for genderqueers.
I thought there was a lack of zingers and, you know, the kind of gotchas that's sometimes characterize these debates.
Histochemical stains were performed to characterize the nature of secretions.
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A dynamic and nearly balanced equilibrium between opposing forces appears to characterize the situation.
The majority of the remaining papers either use or modify existent quantitative methods to characterize plant community data.
We present a new method to characterize and quantify groundwater discharge to estuaries and the coastal ocean.
This self should be free from mental and physical stigmata, which commonly characterize the disintegrated states making up multiple personality.
Of course, mongrelization is simply a way to characterize the natural process of human interaction over time.
Scholars often characterize international relations as the interaction of sovereign states in an anarchic world.
Shallow intraspecific gene genealogies characterize many marine fishes although sister taxa often show considerable genetic divergence.
We calculate several statistics that characterize the genetics of adaptation.
In order to characterize empirically the currency softness, we employ two different approaches.
For this reason it has become customary to characterize this method of writing the history of ideas as its treatment ab intra.
Fluorescence anisotropy is used to characterize rotational mobility of the fluorescing molecules or complexes.
Intelligent soldiers never waste the long periods of leisure that characterize peacetime service.
The secrets and lies that hide behind Rhoda's perfect exterior seem to characterize her society as a whole.
As for the carbon monoxide complex, our main interest was to characterize the dynamic motion of the 02 and imidazole axial ligands.
Fossils of marine life characterize the Mississippian Period, as shallow epicontinental seas covered the United States at that time.
Steep hills, mountains, and ravines with narrow areas of flat terrain characterize the interior.
The sorts of divisions and debates that characterize North American Jewry in most cases bypass the tip of Africa.
We characterize it in the same manner as melancholia, tristesse, ennui, annoyance and wearisomeness.
The labyrinth of pores that characterize a family of inorganic crystals known as zeolites gives the crystals catalytic and adsorbent powers.
The term nonetheless made its way into common usage to characterize social policies ranging from sociobiology to Reaganomics.
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This seminar is vital to all scientists who need to characterize polymers or biopolymers in solution.
Is it enough to measure binary oscillations of semiquinone to characterize damping of period four oscillations of oxygen evolution?
However, a number of key concerns characterize the operation of this Program.
This annual survey should also include some metrics to help characterize the target audience and guide the communication plan.
In this work we have sought to characterize the channels formed by avicins and to begin exploring the conditions that favor or disfavor channel formation.
How would you characterize your abilities to go on-line and navigate the Internet?
The divisions that characterize them can be attributed to the clan system, political cleavages, and cultural and dialectal differences.
A phenomenon of epochal dimensions like migrations requires a policy that can take the many mechanisms that characterize it into consideration.
I will loosely characterize an elite reporter as one who comes from a managerial or professional family and has attended a highly selective university.
And to simply characterize Koch as a Democratic detractor, and a Republican right-winger, would be, well, simplistic.
Criticism, missteps and gaffes began to characterize news coverage.
To characterize the mode of inhibition, they analyzed whether binding of eiseniapore to membranes and lytic activity were affected by these substances.
And in the languages it is the concepts of culture that characterize these transformations as the contemporary of the non-contemporary.
The term microstructure is used to characterize the fine structure of the skeletal material of which various skeletal macrostructures are constructed.
The Winnipeg lab will now attempt to grow virus from the P. E. I. samples in order to characterize the virus.
Its optical and acoustic signalisation characterize this special, battery-operated door furniture solution.
Those models have gotten more sophisticated, so they need more data in order to characterize the fuels that can be consumed.
In some patients, the tremors that characterize the disease actually worsened, possibly because the transplanted cells were emitting too much dopamine.
Then there is a cohort of physicians we characterize as having failed to place adequate limits on the size of their practice.
A way to characterize the approach is that they examined the retelling of Nova Scotia's mixed-ancestry story over time.
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In our laboratory, we have started a series of investigations on various tripeptides to further characterize the physical basis of these interactions.
This poses a challenge for contemporary society due to the interconnectedness of the many factors that characterize migration.
We then metallographically examine and characterize the test bars.
The drupe is the prevailing fruit type in Piperaceae, or the pepper family, whereas dry fruits characterize the four other families.
If I had to characterize my deepest belief, I would say it's the centrality of the individual.
Full lips, an aquiline nose, and almond-shaped eyes characterize her delicate face.
Interconnections between the terrestrial, marine and human environment create the unique circumstances that characterize this region.
While the FDA shares concerns about safety, some insiders argue that scientific advancements have made it easier to characterize and replicate biologics.
In contrast to the tense distinctions that characterize English, English-based Creoles are said to make a basic modal distinction between realis and irrealis.
How would you characterize the evolution that the Village has undergone since the period of Llewyn Davis?
This same diagram will later serve to characterize the abutments and pontics of the bridgework.
When I sit down someday to write my memoirs and try to characterize this era, I will note three salient political features.
The administration repeatedly refused to characterize the matter in terms of national security interests.
How would you characterize you and your friends who hit it off with Monty Python?
They characterize the way we see ourselves and how others see us as a nation.
The enigmatic graniferous tracheary inclusions which characterize so many terrestrial parasite haustoria are generally absent in aerial mistletoes.
It attempts to characterize the predatory behavior of three genera of large predaceous dinosaurs from the distribution of their shed teeth at Como Bluff, Wyoming.
So if the people in London and New York are more real, how would you characterize Angelenos?
A true invitation to immerse during 10 days in the artistic traditions and avant-gardism which characterize Asia.
Of the high hopes that characterize the Western Aliyah souring so dramatically, so brutally.
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As we bear witness to the inevitable permutations that characterize human frailty writ large, the recording and preservation of memory is a cultural imperative.
Expressions of mourning and anguish characterize the opening and closing portions of the ternary structure.
Contract analysis was done to characterize lubricity and boundary lubrication properties.
Although it has a wide latitudinal range, it is mostly habitat restricted and dominates subalpine communities in which prostrate individuals characterize the upper tree line.
A first degree of analysis focuses on a number of elements that characterize the presence of social capital.
In crystallography and other fields of research, the structure factor is often computed by x-ray diffraction to characterize the microstructure of small molecules.
They call that fairness when it comes to what they characterize as the fiscal imbalance.
A strong constitution and vinosity characterize the wines of this vintage, a vintage for the record books.
These streams are occupied on the south slope by a subset of the fish that characterize freshwater rivers in the Orinoco Basin in Venezuela, including cichlids and characins.
In all such cases, I will argue, political discrimination can be understood in terms of certain corrigible cognitive errors that characterize prereflective xenophobia.
Be prepared to describe and explain the motivations that characterize your image.
However, to use profane language to characterize the motion is simply unacceptable.
One could characterize the strategic situation as being driven entirely by growth.
Any attempt to gauge and characterize the social network of a set of individuals is a large task.
We have virtually no fossils of tropical fleshy algae, especially the small soft epilithic species that characterize primary productivity on modern reefs.
Innovation, quality and aftersales service are the themes that characterize our company.
A detailed table of the oceanographical, sedimentological and palaeontological parameters that characterize the two episode types was presented by Jeppsson.
We derived new erosivity–I relationships to help characterize soil erosion processes in salt marsh areas for normal events.
The objective of this study was to characterize the vegetation of forested floodplain wetlands along a 66 km stretch of river within the upper Passaic River watershed.
To further characterize the immune response, we analyzed the secretion of other cytokines by A549 cells after exposure to DEPs or carbon black particles.
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To characterize this photic entrainment we examined frq expression in constant light, under which condition the mRNA and protein of this clock gene were strongly induced.
To measure changes that take place in about a femtosecond, they needed something they could characterize in attoseconds, an order of magnitude lower than existing systems.
He argues that not only are the wild outbursts of speculation that characterize an investment bubble totally unpredictable, but unstoppable as well.
The cultivated landscape and well-maintained roads that characterize this cycling loop are very attractive for visitors.
It is this mental constitution we sought to characterize earlier.
For example, changes induced in the capacitance relaxation parameters have been used to help characterize the interaction of surface-active molecules with bilayers.
To characterize the effect of the sample preparation procedure on the keratin structure, WAXS patterns were recorded for three groups of four horsehair fibers.
The staff is smart, attentive, and blessedly innocent of the huckstering and bum's rushing that often characterize staples of the tourist circuit.
This serves to highlight not only the lexical features associated with a particular field but also the syntactic features which characterize spoken French.
The precise language, the conceptual wealth, the expositive ease characterize his analytic speech.
Used to characterize the capacity of a transparent optical material to refract light and produce an optimal correction.
Visual pigments are photoreceptive molecules that occur in rod and cone photoreceptor cells in the retina and characterize the vision of an animal.
Because we use the same verb to characterize what pleases and what gratifies us, we are inclined to expect, erroneously, that the liking comes from the same source.
Small testes and large accessory glands characterize species with singly mated queens, whereas the opposite is found in species with multiply mated queens.
Hall's odes to American progress, mission, and exceptionality characterize a good portion of the early historiography of the Old Northwest and the westward movement generally.
I cannot characterize its decision as dismissive of the child's best interests.
His research work is directly related to better characterize the behaviour of extended shear connections.
The sand and gravel beaches that characterize coves are denuded of vegetation and have very little endobenthic fauna.
That is, the objection claims that individual things are individual in virtue of features that contingently characterize them, which confuses things with their features.
Our main aim was to examine if inherently different rates of fermentation during anaerobiosis characterize submergence-tolerant and intolerant rice plants.
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Cynicism and dishonesty characterize the administration of the program.
Would you characterize the funding you receive for poverty law work as stable or unstable?
The dependency relations that have characterized, and continue to characterize, these states have ineluctably determined the continuity of the colonialera languages of power, i.e., English, French and Portuguese, as such.
Astrophysicists generally consider our Galaxy as an ordinary spiral galaxy, and even use its properties to characterize models of numerical simulation to trace the formation of galaxies at the first epochs of the Universe.
Our automobile specialists take pleasure in representing the inimitable Audi brand and are true connoisseurs of the innovative design, sophisticated technology and superior performance that characterize it.
Indeed, it would be difficult to characterize it in any other way.
Yet to characterize him solely in this manner would be to trivialize what appears to have been a deep and a genuine interest in Aboriginal peoples.
But we have to do much more to develop a financing system that can deal with the high risk and long lead times that characterize the world of bioscience.
In addition, epidemiologic studies may be classified as descriptive or analytic, depending on whether they are intended to characterize disease or test conclusions drawn from descriptive surveys or laboratory observations.
In toto 4D imaging focusing on a morphological compartment such as the forebrain allows the phenomenological reconstruction cell clonal history and characterize the cell proliferation modes.
If the submunition is unable to identify, characterize and engage its target type, it is typically equipped with a self-destruct or self-neutralizing capability.
Deflating by the number of crimes known to the police is only one way to characterize the service flow and is meant to be illustrative, not definitive.
They do not characterize the identified problems as a misappropriation.
I am using this ironic analogy to characterize certain columnists who are shouting themselves hoarse in an attempt to convince John Doe about the uselessness of unions.
These bacteria flourish in warm, wet conditions, the very ones that characterize body wraps.
Transparency should characterize mechanisms for distributing responsibilities, which should be known and internalized by all members of the organization, and be announced as clearly and straightforwardly as possible.
Without systematically reiterating the procedure mentioned for the advance poll, we will describe the differences that characterize the operations pertaining to the voting of inmates.
Guenette and colleagues' study is the first to use the most accepted and validated methods to characterize diaphragmatic function in women during exercise and to compare responses between sexes.
The massive sand deposits that characterize the landscape on both sides of the river here were deposited when the Great Lakes drainage burst through ice dams into the upper Champlain Sea, forming a huge submarine delta.
The immensity of this task and the weighty responsibility it calls upon us to assume is, however, well within the capacity of Canadians, as well as in keeping with the values that best characterize this country.
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This led some critics to characterize her as an American lackey.
An action plan has been developed which includes performing another in-line inspection of the pipe section using two different technologies in order to better characterize and measure the pipeline imperfection.
With her expressive, cartoon-like characters and amusing situations, she skilfully defuses the drama and high emotion that often characterize first love.
This invites to explore all proposals that have been made to push this parsimony at the extreme, i.e. all proposals that pretend to characterize sustainability with one single number.
The aim is to identify, characterize and use the biological mechanisms governing low temperature adaptation in wheat, barley and rye to improve cold hardiness in these crops.
We would thus be inclined to characterize the Review Conference more as an opportunity rather than a challenge as may be suggested by the title of the seminar.
The rediscovery of God's Reign allows us to have a deeper understanding of the unity of the Church's mission and the complementarity of the different approaches that characterize this mission.
The written comments in the guest book reflect pride, self-respect and reverence for the unique values that characterize Canadian personalities historically, contemporarily and internationally.
Through a dishevelled play they incarnate diverse attitudes, attempting to establish an equilibrium between the forces and weaknesses that characterize the human being.
I am trying to characterize this in a different way because it is almost like the opposition parties want to paint us as the ones who want to control all of this.
To this end, we have used powerful genetic methods available in the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, to identify and characterize genetic modifiers of presenilins.
When all members of our school communities commit to creating cultures in which character and equity permeate everything they do, we create the inclusive culture that must characterize all Ontario schools.
Precisely for that reason, fairness requires that they be shared more equitably, without the monumental disparities that characterize the contemporary world.
We hope that the same spirit of flexibility and compromise will continue to characterize our efforts aimed at advancing the interests of the law of the sea in the future as well.
It is a good idea to start out by writing a list of all the words and sentences that characterize your industry or for the subjects your website is about.
Your notary drafts the deed of sale with the care and attention to detail that characterize all his work, putting into this document all the clauses essential for the protection of your rights.
We move on to identify and describe the principles which characterize good practice in educational response to situations of crisis and reconstruction.
None of these measures characterize sustainability per se.
He identified four factors that characterize this change.
Employers designing workplace standards owe an obligation to be aware of both the differences between individuals, and differences that characterize groups of individuals.
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Based on the diagnostic test conducted in order to describe and characterize poverty, the populations have proposed solutions that were meant to contribute to the reduction of poverty.
The efforts of a fourth scientist to characterize a novel protein identified by one of the other project investigators is expected to result in a high impact publication.
Measurement techniques are needed to accurately and noninvasively characterize the porosity in these films while attached on a silicon substrate.
When you are dealing with a multivariate system such as the brain, you cannot characterize it using univariant measures.
For example, how are we to characterize the many jokes linked to horns and cuckoldry that regularly fall flat in performance today?
Cusps and grooves characterize the occlusal surfaces of the canines, premolars, and molars.
The only reason they characterize wild horses as overpopulated is because they allocate the lions' share of forage to livestock.
Our objective in this investigation was to characterize the long-term variability of PAH concentrations in residential dust.
Additional research is needed to characterize more fully the role of proteasomes in acute human responses to air pollution.
The Shadow Moire system can be used to characterize the surface topography of paper and to study the problems of dimensional instabilities.
As in the case of other Latin American countries, this allows us to characterize Argentine higher education as professionalist.
The modal analysis was used to characterize the eigenoscillation behaviour of the structure without external excitation.
In some areas precipitation has contributed to poor soils, resulting in part in moorland landscapes that characterize much of the range.
By isolating these two main types of relation, hyponymy and incompatibility, we can characterize the relations between a large web of items.
First, we demonstrate the presence of small postsynaptic vesicles and characterize their size and intrasynaptic localization.
Various square lookout towers that characterize the most famous images of the wall have disappeared.
Considerable debate has accompanied efforts to define and characterize tribes.
So the Route of Emperors and Kings was the setting for many important historical events, which characterize the Danube up until today.
Corrupt hierarchies characterize different sectors of the economy, including education.
They have achieved to sell their products domestically and characterize Trujillo as a shoe manufacturer city.
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McWhorter hypothesizes that these three properties exactly characterize a creole.
Perceptions of teaching authority in the Middle Ages are hard to characterize because they were so varied.
Thus the belief in the Council's strong edicts regarding textual intelligibility became to characterize the development of sacred church music.
The EPA has furnished four assessments that characterize nationwide chronic cancer risk estimates and noncancer hazards from inhaling air toxics.
Using 1 H magnetic resonance imaging and complementary analytical techniques to characterize developmental changes in the Zantedeschia Spreng.
The IMPC is an international scientific attempt to create and characterize the phenotype of 20,000 knockout mouse strains.
Social pressure to ladinize also comes from the more powerful ladinos, who characterize Indians as stupid, lazy, and uncivilized.
Colorful illustrations and exciting plot developments characterize this appealing story about a rescue dog.
The small-angle neutron scattering technique was used with deuterated water in order to characterize the micelle structure.
The goal of this project was to find Mycobacteriophages and begin to characterize them by their physical and genetic properties.
Approximately 40 cinder cones characterize Cima Volcanic Field, where the magma is also of basaltic composition.
For a related list of the communicational maneuvers which characterize schizophrenic transactions, see Palazzoli et al.
The most commonly used methods to characterize the lesions preoperatively are antegrade cystourethrography and retrograde urethrography.
For example, most people use KU values from Stormer viscometers to characterize architectural finishes.
A variety of experimental models and toxicity tests have been utilized to characterize hepatotoxic drugs, chemicals and hepatotoxins.
The virtual histology technique uses special signals to further characterize the tissue.
To identify and characterize viruses using metagenomics, they prepared intestinal homogenates from the samples.
Bob Canfield had just provided Griff with purified hCG and its subunits, and we were going to characterize the proteins immunochemically.
Further investigations are underway to better characterize the spectroscopically-observable species and their interconversions.
The wind tunnel can also be used to characterize different heat sink sizes for natural and forced convection cooling.
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We also utilize SNA to characterize the agonistic as well as other social behavioral interactions of mice.
The supporters of the fossil-fool industry have tried to characterize conservation and solar as inefficient, uncomfortable, costly, and unproven.
Lithic analysts employ geomorphometric methods in order to characterize, measure and analyze stone tools with newly invented mediums.
Cystovaries characterize most teleosts, where the ovary lumen has continuity with the oviduct.
Changes in the nucleus, ooplasm, and the surrounding layers characterize the oocyte maturation process.
A summary report on the fate of dredged m aterials at disposal sites throughout Atlantic Canada will describe the interdisciplinary approach used to characterize these sites.
This matrix, far from being exhaustive, itemizes a few features that characterize UNESCO, its programme, methods of work, and working environment.
The undesirable effects sought also include any pharmacological effects that might help characterize the hazards for antibiotic, tranquillizer, anti-inflammatory and other residues.
However, these parameters can only characterize the spectral slope properties of breathy voice, regardless of the presence of aspiration noise components characteristic of breathiness.
First, the autochthonic cycad population must be shown to possess inherent resistance to mechanical stresses imposed during the frequent typhoons that characterize the region.
In view of the confusion, contradictions, and legalistic hairsplitting, which characterize the realm of antitrust, I submit that the entire antitrust system must be opened for review.
Several papers from Weifang University characterize the fluorescence of europium, terbium, zinc, and magnesium complex materials.
In terms of this metaphor, we can characterize the immune system as an army or defense force that defends a country from external threats and invasions.
The development of anti-MAT and anti-daclizumab antibodies was specifically evaluated in a cynomolgus monkey study in order to characterize the immunogenic response.
How would you characterize the relationship now between you and Jack?
The aims of this study were to characterize the chemical ingredients of American skullcap and to evaluate its anticonvulsant activity.
Culturally conceived roles and identities of males and females characterize the substructure of communities that propagate exploitive traditions, and limit access to factors that reduce vulnerability.
In this research, we attempt to axiomatically characterize a criterion for deciding in situations of radical uncertainty when this standard approach does not apply.
The passion and the commitment that characterize their daily work remain for me the greatest source of pride, and once again I wish to extend my warmest thanks to them.
Cubic and circular shapes characterize this unique lounge chair.
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Except for oases in narrow strips dotted along the foothills of the Kopet-Dag Range and along the Amu Darya, Morghāb, and Tejen rivers, deserts characterize its sunbaked sandy terrain.
An appropriate combination of these recombinases would improve the overall ability to characterize a gene function more precisely.
From the start, they demonstrate the peculiar mixture of peremptoriness and ingratiation that would characterize his relationships throughout his life.
A pillar of this administration since its inception, she shares the same delusions of grandeur and folly of overreaching designs that characterize the rest of the team.
So working with Peter Lawton, Peter will characterize the substring type and then we'll try to superimpose on that the patterns that we see of different organisms that are found in different substrates.
The French, Italian and German styles of the 17th and 18th centuries commingle with an easy intimacy in his music, reflecting the powerful imagination and sense of taste that characterize this composer.
Bureau of Mines published a study of eastern Kentucky drift mines as part of an ongoing research program to characterize the outcrop barrier zone.
We also characterize the pseudoumbilical ones in terms of soliton curves for the inverse curve shortening flow and minimal Legendrian immersions in odd-dimensional spheres.
Like the Greeks, they characterize him with the club and the lion's skin.
Chronic pansinusitis, rhinorrhea, and epistaxis characterize upper respiratory involvement, whereas cough, dyspnea, and hemoptysis may be seen with lung involvement.
Many characterize this new perspective as more informed with culture, politics and power, globalization, localized issues, century anthropology and more.
Not only do her powers typify villainous characters, but I would suggest they also characterize the powers of female superheroines in the X-Men cycle of films.
Within the closed loop of the andesite line are most of the deep troughs, submerged volcanic mountains, and oceanic volcanic islands that characterize the Pacific basin.
To unambiguously characterize this new particle, detailed studies of its properties are needed, while searches for other similar particles are important.
This model is further utilized to characterize local and systemic pathologic reactions, fate in the body and tumorigenic potential of engrafted cells.
To effectively enhance intramuscular fat deposition, it is necessary to characterize the transcriptomes associated with the divergent marbling phenotypes.
These facts, together with the occurrence of a rash, show that the disease possesses many of the features which characterize kedani or tsutsugamushi fever of Japan.
This uselessness bestows on art a certain autonomy from the grim dealings in shopworn slogans and infoporn that characterize all other domains of the spectacle.
Rugged terrain, poor soils, and low population density characterize the area as a whole, but the northwestern valleys are fertile and well settled.
Scientists at Cornell University wanted to fractionate and characterize grape polyphenolic extracts prepared from pomace to investigate their antimicrobial properties.
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They've also been able to characterize 145 of them, including such attributes as their proteolytic and lipolytic activities, flavor development and biogenic amine production.
Abundant bioturbation textures and trace fossils characterize this unit.
Externalists characterize knowledge as a kind of causal relationship between the aspect of the world that is known and the belief state in the individual.
These lakes were evaluated for patterns in their physical and chemical limnology to characterize morphometrics of length, depth, and width and water quality.
Use of GIS-based spatial modeling approach to characterize the spatial patterns of malaria mosquito vector breeding habitats in northwestern Thailand.
It is enough that they help to characterize the trend of judicial thought.
Radio-graphically, soft tissue swelling, periarticular osteoporosis, epiphyseal overgrowth, and a mild radiopacity of the synovium characterize this stage of disease.
In order to discriminate the two categories of MRI data namely normal and abnormal, the two features such as Histogram, GLCM are extracted to characterize the MRI content.
The investigators are applying capillary electrochromatography to rapidly and efficiently characterize phytonutrients such as carotenoids in foods.
By the end of the period the style of gold background had developed that continued to characterize Byzantine images, and many Early Medieval Western ones.
The objective is not only to characterize the ectoparasites biodiversity, but also to analyze the relationship between their dynamics and the environmental conditions of host.
To characterize any conduct whatever towards a barbarous people as a violation of the law of nations, only shows that he who so speaks has never considered the subject.
Diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy analysis has been used to characterize the reaction of polycarboxylic acid reagents with cellulosc.
Three techniques have been developed to measure dislodgeable residues on indoor and outdoor surfaces and to characterize transfer from one location to another.
Then they show how to apply these techniques to identify and characterize proteins and glycans from micro-organisms, and to rapidly and accurately detect and identify them.
The carefully performed numerical simulations will allow us to characterize the effects of acoustic and vortical perturbations separately or simultaneously.
The first four moisture condition categories characterize the HCs of mineral soils, starting from the drought-prone to permanently overmoist gley soils.
Use of rapid cytochemical staining to characterize fish blood granulocytes in species of special concern and determine potential for function testing.
They applied wide-angle x-ray scattering technology to characterize crystallinity, and contact angle measurements to determine the product's surface hydrophobicity.
The purpose of this study was to characterize temporal patterns of functional and cognitive disability changes during the acute period in hemorrhagic stroke patients.

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