Thus do the two members of one family who never met, in Vargas Llosa's account, resume the dedication to both art and politics that were to characterise the most radical and formative movements for the following century.
The objective of the current study is to characterise the most frequently cited articles published in integrative and complementary medicine (ICM) journals.
Figure 2(b) shows the time course of the projection of PCA EV1, which characterises the most concerted global changes in the protein.
In order to characterise the most prominent protein changes that arise in livers from rats fed control or ethanol-containing diets with or without betaine supplementation, cytosolic liver proteins were resolved by 1D PAGE.
The MS data were then subjected to orthogonal partial least squares discriminant analysis (OPLS-DA) in order to detect the variables which characterise the most important changes between male and female in non-treated condition or after doxorubicin treatment and the effect of treatment in each sex (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Willetts characterised the new institutions, most of which are backed by private cash, as plucky upstarts offering innovations in higher education that would eventually help them to rival established universities.
The movie came and went within a month, and its critical reception was characterised for the most part by bafflement, condescension, lazy ridicule and outright hostility.
A 10 October 2012 report from the US anti-doping body Usada cited Armstrong's involvement in what it characterised as the "most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping program that sport has ever seen" involving anabolic steroids, human growth hormone, blood transfusions and other doping.
Peak periods of monsoonal rainfall, associated with high convective activities, were characterised by the most depleted wδ18O values.
