While the precise molecular basis for the abnormal intercalation remains to be comprehensively defined, we believe it is likely to reflect faulty cellular locomotion as a consequence of endocytic abnormalities.
These reference genes have not been comprehensively defined to date.
However, the different behaviours that contribute to this process have not been comprehensively defined.
The clinical trial with Phortress, planned for 2003, will contain the full spectrum of translational research aimed at confirming the mechanism of action in patients that has been comprehensively defined by Tracey Bradshaw and colleagues in their preclinical studies (Chua et al, 2000; Bradshaw et al, 2001; Loaiza-Perez et al, 2002).
In these studies, the concentrations of chemicals to which animals were exposed, and the specific mixture of chemicals involved, were not comprehensively defined because this would have been logistically impossible.
However, as new functional understandings are revealed, and as KIR population genetics is more comprehensively defined and genotyping becomes more extensive, refined, and economical, we can fully expect to achieve this long sought goal.
The characteristics of the tyrant are comprehensively cataloged in "Tyrant," but the word isn't formally defined by Greenblatt, who focuses at first on violent usurpers but later encompasses other characters who exercise authority in an oppressive manner.
This right is being comprehensively denied by the Israeli authorities.
Several other advantages are comprehensively discussed in [171].
They are comprehensively reviewed elsewhere [ 6].
