In 1995, when Greenpeace forced Shell to bring home the Brent Spar oil platform it had wanted to dump at sea, commentators hailed the birth of a new, green politics, characterised among other things by a hostility to the motor car.
Biologic factors underlying response to imatinib are not well characterised among patients with malignant glioma.
One senior Labour figure characterised the mood among his parliamentary colleagues as "ranging from the clinically depressed to the completely suicidal" – and that was a member of the shadow cabinet speaking.
Among the mechanisms characterised, the autotransporter, or Type V secretion pathway is apparently the simplest.
With acquisition money lower than in past years because of the economic downturn, there has so far been little sign of the kind of competition among buyers that characterised the booming indie market of the past decade.
Or if we don't, we belong to some other "we" which is all too vividly characterised in the novel: among the criminals who denounce for loot or plot for advantage, among the deliberately blind, the form-fillers, time-servers of the regime or dutiful fulfillers of quotas, whether these are quotas of armaments or heads in baskets.
I caught up with Hughes on Monday afternoon as he was between one-to-one meetings with TNR staff in the Washington office: he was clearly regretful that what started as a search for a digital editorial lead became characterised in the media and among his staff as an intentional move to replace Foer behind the editor's back, and annoyed at how his own editorial strategy had been framed.
The Toll gene family is among the best characterised in the immune system.
According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine, "addiction" is defined as a disease of "brain reward, motivation and memory" characterised by, among other things, the inability to abstain.
According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), "addiction" is defined as a disease of "brain reward, motivation and memory" characterised by, among other things, the inability to abstain.
