It is defined as a closely regulated form of active cell death defined by characteristic biochemical and morphological criteria [ 3, 14, 15].
And because sex crimes are broadly defined and closely monitored, the number of people listed in public sex offender registries is growing rapidly: 740,000 at latest count, more than the population of Boston or Seattle.
The average sequence so defined is closely related to the prototype sequence defined by Bornberg-Bauer [ 21, 22], which is maximally stable both thermodynamically and against mutations.
Tandemly duplicated genes were defined as closely related genes on a single chromosome, with no more than ten intervening genes [ 2].
When guidelines of Tenover et al.[ 21] are applied, all strains can be defined as closely related based on a maximum of three fragment difference.
p63 binds a canonical motif, defined as closely spaced 2 decamers (RRRCRWGYYY, RRRCWYGYYY), although there is growing evidence that p63 can target sites that do not completely conform to this consensus sequence, including half sites [ 20].
Isolates with identical patterns were considered genotypically "indistinguishable", while those that differed by 1 to 3 bands were defined as "closely related" and 4 to 6 bands as "possible related".
True, one mount struck with the crowned C mark used between 1745 and 1749 closely defines its period.
As the polymer relaxed, it closely followed a path defined by its initial contour.
I welcome the decision to define more closely the considerations that should govern CT scanning in cases of individual health assessments". "I look forward to working with the royal colleges of radiologists and physicians to develop practitioner guidance". Private screenings can cost many hundreds of pounds.
The notion of scale invariance is defined closely as the absence of characteristic scales of a time series.
