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Critic John Sutherland characterised this phenomenon as threatening "to completely overhaul the way literary criticism is conducted".
Further analysis allowed to identify three combustion-related parameters, which characterise this phenomenon and allow identifying key paths to minimize its levels.
However, due to the complexity of the experimental testing required to characterise this phenomenon in this work the KHEG is presented as an indicator to evaluate the potential benefit of carrying out these tests.
To characterise this phenomenon in more detail, we next performed 2D-gelelectrophoresis in which the proteins were separated on IPG strips according to their isoelectric points (1D) and subsequently by their size using 10% SDS-PAGE (2D).
Inadequate dosing is also more likely to favour the emergence of drug resistance [40], but as the optimal recommendations and compliance in a pandemic situation are purely speculative at present, we have not attempted to characterise this phenomenon within the model.
To characterise this phenomenon, we propose to use the notion of spatial synteny which generalises the notion of genomic synteny to the 3D case.
The study aimed to characterise this phenomenon and determine the primary cAMP effector(s) responsible for the observed inhibition; this is particularly relevant considering the reported high level expression of EPAC1 [27] and RIα subunit of PKA [15] in PDAC cells.
We characterising this phenomena by analysing the distribution of z-scores for entire pairs accumulated up to the year.
Hypersensitivity of the larynx due to sensory hyper-responsiveness characterises this phenomenon.
The analysis of the 50 variables was refined to include the synthetic dimensions that characterised the phenomenon of organisational climate, so as to facilitate the use of the data.
Simple analytical expressions have been derived for the amplitudes and shapes of generated waves and for the most important parameter characterising the phenomenon of tyre standing waves the vehicle critical speed beyond which the standing waves occur.
