When I judged the Booker, in 1997, it seemed to me generally to be a bad time for fiction, with the British novel being increasingly characterised by nothing so much as introversion, nostalgia and mistrust of the fictional possibilities of the present.
Life as a scientist - thank goodness - is not just an express journey characterised by nothing but unrelenting pressure and non-stop stress.
Although CD133 appears to be one of the most promising markers to isolate and further characterise Co-CSCs, nothing is known about the in situ localisation of CD133+ cells, their immunohistochemical features, or their relevance for patient outcome.
5) Also in the Results section entitled "Computational model of the IL-2 pathway demonstrates the significance of experimentally characterised feedbacks", while there is nothing wrong with using differential equations for this model, some commentary on why stochastic effects are unimportant (e.g., large T cell populations) should be noted.
While RpoT genes from angiosperms have been well characterised [reviewed in (Liere et al. 2011)], almost nothing is known about the evolution of those genes in other lineages of the plant kingdom.
At present nothing is known about the function of this poorly characterised compartment.
Numerical identity can be characterised, as just done, as the relation everything has to itself and to nothing else.
And yet we should expect nothing less from the west's attitude towards Latin America, which has been characterised by this kind of hypocrisy for centuries.
But nothing can be taken for granted in a race that has been characterised by voter fickleness and so many unexpected twists and turns they could have been plotted by a scriptwriter.
"It's usually characterised by a state of emotional and physical exhaustion accompanied by a sense that nothing is being achieved," psychotherapist Brad McLean tells VICE.
