Yes, Britten was notoriously attracted to adolescent boys; they inspired him, interested him and, as John Bridcut has characterised it in his excellent book and documentary, Britten's Children, he partly thought of himself as a 13-year-old.
We are united in believing that there needs to be respect for the existence of different intellectually coherent viewpoints in relation to the human rights debate, and in believing that the debate needs to be well informed and not distorted by the stereotypes and caricatures that have all too often characterised it in recent years.
We have identified a biased small molecule, CMF-019, and characterised it in vitro and in vivo.
Dr Patrick Fox Consultant neurophysiologist, Fortrose It is dubious to describe this offer as a "pay rise"; it is merely a publicity stunt to characterise it in that way.
The store, as Chekhov's best biographer, Ernest J Simmons, characterises it in Chekhov (1962), resembled a New England general store - selling things like kerosene, tobacco, yarn, nails, and home remedies - though, unlike a New England store, it also sold vodka, which was consumed on the premises in a separate room.
"If I had to characterise it in a word, it would be fear," he said.
Here, we study a novel race-specific haplotype for the most studied ERCC1 variant, N118N and characterise it in Caucasians, Asians and African Americans.
Since the DSG3 cDNA is 7 kb and it was difficult to obtain a high-quality Northern blot result from the total RNA isolated from tumour tissues, we plan to characterise it in the future using a different method.
Using hints from a 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldids, they isolated the herecipective ingredient, characterised it, tested it in humans and animals, and created synthetic versions.
I characterised it so regularly in print as the infectious sound of someone quietly chuckling that I began to wonder if even the perpetually genial Beckett might get irritated by the comparison.
Hazan is simply wrong to characterise it as, in large part, a legend concocted by the Thermidorians and repeated by grasping successors "who have governed and taught us ever since".
