Also noteworthy, eight receptors and ligands from the semaphorin signalling pathways, which have been characterised intensely in directing neural development, and nine receptors from neural transmitter pathways, including acetylcholine receptors, gamma-aminobutyric acid receptors, and glutamate receptors, which mediate the physiological functions of neural cells, were identified.
Bereft of the tetchy "no trespassing" signs that characterise intensely private Shaw Island next door, the bonhomie on Lopez is natural -- and contagious.
This was characterised by an intensely pruritic and erythematous, urticarial rash of diffuse distribution affecting the trunk, lower limbs and arms associated with mild systemic upset and pyrexia.
129 It is characterised clinically by herpetiform clusters of intensely itchy urticated papules and small blisters distributed on the extensor aspects of the elbows and knees and over the buttocks and on the scalp.
Virgos are characterised by hard work, organisational ability and an intensely critical, discriminating intelligence.
The modern orchestra is, arguably, an anachronism, an intensely hierarchical structure whose dominant roles are often filled by men, whose performances are characterised by rituals of absurdly old-fashioned formality, and whose concerts are devoted to music seen by many to have had its heyday.
Without even naming his opponent, Lyndon B Johnson characterised Barry Goldwater as a loose cannon with views on nuclear weapons that would now be described as "intensely relaxed", even "Trump-esque".
Specifically, two new xenopus mitogenomes (Xenopus borealis and X. victorianus) were obtained, characterised and compared to their sister taxa (X. laevis and Silurana tropicalis), two of the most intensely studied amphibians and popular vertebrate model organisms.
We also characterised and compared the new mitogenomes against their sister taxa; X. laevis and Silurana tropicalis, two of the most intensely studied amphibians.
The novel intersperses intensely lyrical passages with a realist narrative contrasting the corruption and disillusion of contemporary Ghana with the idealism that characterised the early years of independence.
First, how is equilibrium characterised?
