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The Suzuki study did not directly demonstrate cell-to-cell lactate shuttling, nor rule out the use of glycogen by astrocytes as a key element in memory consolidation, but it characterizes an interesting experimental paradigm to further evaluate temporal roles of glycogen and lactate.

At the time it seemed like an embittered parting salvo from someone who had simply decided to retire, but it may characterize a general condition, the shifting of attention and energy.

It characterizes us as a base, uneducated group".

Mr. Starck said it symbolized "the brain of a cybergeneration," but it also characterizes the lobby's give and take between tradition and modernity.

On the other hand, for the on-plane direction it is also parabolic close to band edge but it is characterized by a positive effective mass.

The company has since hidden that information, but it disputed characterizing its prior public availability as a "loophole".

It is unclear what characterizes a "category".

The cultural shift of the Renaissance is notoriously difficult to define, but it was characterized, in part, by a decidedly Lucretian pursuit of beauty and pleasure.

That audit found nearly two dozen problems that it characterized as "minor," but it nonetheless gave the peanut plant an overall score of 91 out of 100.

First, is it reasonable to characterize an entrepreneurial personality?

It characterized Microsoft's arguments as all but an insult to the court's competence.