All patients were characterised for KRAS status.
Lysozymes have been characterised in several insects.
Melancholic depression, for instance, is characterised by the aforementioned alterations, including poor sleep quality and decreased amounts of sleep, whereas in atypical depression poor sleep quality is rather associated with an overall increased amount of sleep and fatigue-like behaviour during the day [7], [15], [37].
For instance, mitochondrial diseases are characterised by ragged red fibers.
For instance, patients whose asthma is characterised by elevated sputum eosinophil levels have been found to display substantially greater response to ICS than patients with non-eosinophilic asthma [ 25].
Punishment represented the last supernatural theme and was characterised by wrongdoing that in some instances justified retribution.
For instance, while the free fraction was characterised by the flowery and fruity notes, the bound fraction exhibited cherry-like, flowery, and caramel notes (Fig. 2).
This further claim is an influential one in the general critique communitarianism makes, within political philosophy, of what is characterised as a rights-based and individualistic liberalism (see, for instance, Sandel 1982, 32 5).
The methodology is particularly convenient when the number of species involved is very large and the species can be characterised by properties that can be measured in a continuous fashion, as for instance in a chromatogram.
For instance, in S. pombe, the central-core region is characterised by the presence of the centromere-specific CenH3 variant, CenH3Cnp1.
