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However, the authors also emphasise that a strong miRNA effect on target gene expression might be better recognisable on target protein level or downstream gene expression levels.
A fighting game so madcap and maximalist, so crammed with recognisable and obscure characters, references, stages, music and items, that it could be better described as an exhaustive tribute to video game history in its full chaotic, colourful glory.
Now, what is left of our species, children and adults alike, have succumbed, making 'Kitty chan', as she is better known in Japan, one of the most recognisable graphics on Earth.
Any other ingredients should be readily recognisable ones," she writes.
Each character's voice should be easily recognisable.
Czechia would simplify things and be a more recognisable name.
Would the sport be recognisable to its early protagonists?
However, they would still be recognisable as a new series.
Jan van Eyck is the better known artist and his Arnolfini Marriage is as recognisable as Monet's water lilies or Warhol's soup cans.
Since their initial discovery in plants, small RNA systems have become better characterised and various classes of small RNA molecules with different functions are now recognisable.
