Recently, h-CD81 residue 186 has been characterized as the critical residue involved in the interaction with E2.
As a fearsome but probably nonexistent creature, the chupacabra has been characterized as the southern equivalent of the Sasquatch.
The subsequent job losses have been characterized as the end of an era for the storied science magazine and its various appendages in other media.
Hypoxia-inducible transcription factors (HIFs) have been characterized as the most important regulators of O2-dependent gene transcription.
Another soluble product is detected in smaller proportion which has been characterized as the dimer 1,1′-naphthidine.
The error in Rumsey could just as easily have been characterized as the erroneous addition of an element of the statutory aggravating circumstance: that the homicide be a murder-for-hire.
During this time, which has been characterized as the "novelty period," emphasis fell on the projection device itself, and films achieved their main popularity as self-contained vaudeville attractions.
Although not empirically tested, these two decision scenarios have been characterized as the antecedents of two supply chain designs based on product offerings (Fisher, 1997).
These redox events have been characterized as the ReI/0 couple, and three ligand based reductions – two of which are localized on the BODIPY units.
The expanse of ocean which makes up all marine areas beyond national jurisdiction has been characterized as the last frontier of exploitation on the planet, a figurative final "Wild West".
Both of these rules rest on the deeply imbedded postulate in international law of the territorial supremacy of the sovereign, a postulate that has been characterized as the touchstone of private and public international law. 5 That the act of state doctrine is rooted in a well-established concept of international law is evidenced by the practice of other countries.
