Perhaps it is this complex relationship that was, in part, behind the anti-showboating and withdrawal that characterised his later public image.
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Here was a hot war, quite distinct from the standoff between the US and the Soviet Union that had characterised the later 20th century.
Breast cancer risk factor distributions in Afro-Caribbean women relative to Caucasian women suggest a more protective risk profile for most factors, characterised by later menarche, earlier age at first birth, higher parity, earlier menopause and lower use of exogenous hormones (Table 1).
A third luminal cluster was previously reported on gene array and IHC studies (Sorlie et al, 2003; Sotiriou et al, 2003; Soria et al, 2010), but they classified luminal as ER-positive phenotype and that cluster was not further characterised and later on absorbed in the other two luminal types (A and B).
Released from the constraints of self-expression and spontaneity, Miró had found an unexpected route to the vague symbolic language that characterises his later work, with its unique constellations of shapes, signs and lines.
In his 1986 book, Danny Peary described From Russia with Love as "an excellent, surprisingly tough and gritty James Bond film" which is "refreshingly free of the gimmickry that would characterise the later Bond films, and Connery and Bianchi play real people.
Although this is a very simplistic account of tumorigenesis, it makes the point that anatomical imaging can only be expected to characterise the later consequences, and not the intrinsic drivers of tumour development.
He was later characterised as a leading voice of 1960s "kitchen sink" British drama.
