"I didn't realise I'd said anything particularly special or acted in a unique way, it was just what happened on that day and positioned me for a year I never expected to have".
We have demonstrated that KGF acts in a unique cell type, via distinct signaling pathways to trigger the commitment of different subsets of ductal cells towards a beta cell-like phenotype.
These data provide direct evidence that GluN2B acts in a unique manner, under conditions of basal activity, to tonically suppress protein synthesis in cortical neurons in vitro.
Researchers have shown that age of onset may not necessarily act as a unique determinant in the course of schizophrenic disorder as evidence indicates that men have an earlier age of illness onset than women [ 3- 6] and a more severe course of illness, particularly in the short and medium terms [ 41].
On close inspection, "Un Coup de Dés" presents an almost theatrical scene: after a shipwreck, a poet, or Master, bobs with his head above water, holding a pair of dice that he hesitates to roll (on what surface we do not know), even though the act would generate a "unique Number" in which some cosmic secret might be hidden.
We considered whether concatenation of existing identifiers, particularly surname, forename and date of birth, might offer an identifier of high cardinality with potential to act as a unique identifier, using records in the PAS data source having NHS numbers.
Because of the Disabilities Act, the U.S. is in a unique position to provide leadership on this issue.
These are conserved patterns present in β-lactamase families, which may act as an unique identification fingerprints for a β-lactamase family (20).
Stef, the Variety reviewer, called Angelou's act "sizzling" and a "unique creation in the jazz world when everything progressive is expected to be on the cool side".
