Irvin, like Ross, started in newspapers, and was an exceptionally versatile draftsman, producing spots, satiric drawings, spreads, caricatures, and covers.
De los Ángeles was an exceptionally versatile artist, and in the mid-1960s she limited her opera appearances and undertook many recital tours.
The NAD(P H quinone oxidoreductase 1 enzyme (EC 1.6.5.2), encoded by the NQO1 gene, which is mapping to chromosomal location 16q22.1, was hypothesised to have a crucial role in the protection against oxidative stress and was shown to be a multifunctional antioxidant and an exceptionally versatile cytoprotector (Dinkova-Kostova and Talalay, 2010).
Indeed, the hatchback layout, which allows for 24 cubic feet of cargo when the back seats are folded down, makes it an exceptionally versatile hauler.
The scanning laser technology represents an exceptionally versatile approach, as skin layers can be specifically targeted by simple adjustment of laser settings, thereby, creating tailored immune response types.
The film was a box office disappointment, but Thompson's performance was praised in The New York Times, where Caryn James called her "an exceptionally versatile comic actress", noting her "warmly sympathetic" acerbic humour.
With plectin, an exceptionally versatile IF-based cytolinker protein (9), there is a strong candidate for mediating IF network interactions with the nucleus.
Javier Pastore is a player that is exceptionally versatile, particularly going forward, and who also displays a decent defensive work-rate.
