To achieve a gold medal, teams must accomplish one or more of the following: include HP, help another iGEM team (for example, by characterising their part) or improve the functioning of an existing part in the Registry.
None of these transient lymphocytopaenias were associated with clinically relevant infections, but subsequent studies of mapatumumab should evaluate this further, for example, by characterising lymphocyte subsets in patients who experience lymphocytopaenia, especially as TRAIL targets certain lymphocyte subsets (Janssen et al, 2005).
These two phenotypes are characterised by, for example, different risk factors.
Extensive strata fractures at a LW panel caused by mining were located and characterised as, for example, the "O"- shaped fracture zone (Qian and Xu 1998).
(For example, by embarrassing, by threatening, etc).
The glassy landscape contains competing low-lying minima separated by high barriers, providing a more extreme example of the frustration previously characterised for model proteins.
In order to understand this, it is important to grasp that, for Heidegger, inauthentic life is characterised by chatter – for example, the ever-ambiguous hubbub of the blogosphere.
Bipolar plates, for example, are characterised by their porosity and permeability with respect to fluid flow and by anisotropic material tensors for heat and charge transport.
Alzheimer's disease, for example, is characterised by insoluble clumps called plaques, which build up in the spaces around neurons in the brain, and neurofibrillary tangles, which accumulate inside the cells.
Marine coastal habitats, for example, are characterised by a high level of biological and abiotic noise, and coral reefs are particularly noisy due to high densities of resident shrimps, urchins and fishes [1], [2].
