Best of all, however, is the wonderful collection of blogging-head renderings by Tom Tomorrow, all of which capture these bloggers in their natural state of pure dumbfoundment with reality.
Of note, although the initial association for FTO with BMI was identified by SNP rs9939609 [22], numerous subsequent studies have used different SNPs, all of which capture the same common haplotype (HapMap CEU frequency = 0.425 (Figure 1)).
Carrying Salvador, she stepped from a car into an aggressive throng of cameras, all of which captured his panicked tears and Berenson's visible strain as she tried to shield him and push her way to the door.
"Several videos have been obtained relating to this incident, none of which capture it in its entirety," Evans said.
Here, we report several crystal structures for the SpaD backbone pilin, two of which capture the N-terminal domain in either the closed (linear) or open (bent) conformation.
Lee draws on stock, news, and amateur footage, and also on still photographs, some of which capture, with the devastating power of the greatest poetry or painting, the charnel house on water that New Orleans had become.
Oh, there are a million adjectives that I could ascribe to the emotions I felt at first, none of which capture the feeling -- perhaps because the feeling was not singular.
Their productions consist of countless beloved classics like "Halcyon" (a track dedicated to the Hartnolls' mother who was addicted to the tranquilizer Halcion for many years) and "Belfast," both of which capture the groups' knack for hypnotic, enveloping soundscapes.
In this paper, we focus on contact surveys and wireless sensor networks, both of which capture contacts that are sufficient for droplet transmission.
We postulate that monastrol treatment causes spindle poles to break apart forming cytasters, some of which capture chromosomes and become supernumerary spindle poles.
They had then spent months sifting through more than 5,000 replies, none of which captured their keen entrepreneurial imaginations.
