When was the last time all five were represented on one side in a European Cup or Champions League knockout match?" pondered Michael Faherty last week.
You know he is represented on one knee; and certain it is, I never saw such an expression of anxious attention as appears in his countenance.
Although not all known SNPs are represented on one genotyping microarray, linkage disequilibrium allows nearly 90% of the human genome to be studied with current technology (Schork et al., 2000; Locke et al., 2006; Roeder et al., 2006).
(Full annotation of each microarray platform to HTR clusters is available as Additional file 5) The microarray features of all four platforms provided a total coverage of 26,103 HTRs, and 6,342 out of 6,553 (96.8%) of the differentially expressed transcripts obtained by MPSS were represented on one or more of these genome-wide platforms.
Nevertheless, many genes are still likely to be represented on only one or a few of the array platforms which limits the possibility of identifying robust responses.
Results showed, first, that each segment of a human chromosome tends to be represented on just one gar chromosome, rather than on two chromosomes as in teleosts (Postlethwait et al. 1998; Woods et al. 2000; Jaillon et al. 2004).
Circuit breakers are represented on the one-line diagram by square boxes.
For all his relatively newfound fame, Mr. Shepard has not yet been represented on Broadway, unless one counts a sketch in "Oh, Calcutta!" or "Operation Sidewinder," a failure that was part of the 1969 series of the Lincoln Center Repertory Company.
I keep thinking about him, about how he is represented on film in one boy and two men: about the sweet face of a young white boy, Mason Evans Jr, daydreaming against green grass and into the sky; about the rear silhouette of Martin Luther King's afro, facing off against a sea of white cops; about the profile of an armed white sniper, Navy Seal Chris Kyle, wrapped in the American flag.
