"Did you see that video?" one saleswoman asked, referring to the surveillance tape that was a key exhibit in the trial.
The famous Stanley Milgram experiments -- in which a disturbing number of test subjects willingly administered what they thought were painful electric shocks to others -- are a key exhibit.
A video of the Sesame Street duo swearing is a key exhibit in a petition sent to US regulators on Tuesday calling for censure of the Google-owned app.
By September 2002, when the agencies were told to draft a National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, which were a key exhibit in Mr Bush's case for war, most of what they "knew" about weapons programmes pre-dated the first Gulf war in 1991.MI6 did have five agents inside Iraq, but they seem hardly to have improved its intelligence.
Our results strongly suggested that Mcol-A could be a key MMP by which EDPs exhibit their effects on melanoma invasion.
Fluorocoxibs A and B exhibit considerable metabolic stability, which appears to be a key feature of their in vivo efficacy.
Among the horns stolen in night-raids was that of Rosie the rhino, a key exhibit at Ipswich Museum and the mounted head of a black rhino stolen from an Essex auction house the day before it was due to be sold.
It was also observed that low pH cultivation condition was a key factor for mycelia to exhibit high bioactivity for production of orange Monascus pigments (Fig. 2d).
Current is a key ocean-environmental factor and exhibits strong non-stationary random characteristics.
Taken together, these observations indicate that in AIPC cells, Mcl-1 is a key target of celastrol that exhibits a complex response by proteasome inhibition.
