The nominee for ambassador to Norway, for example, prompted outrage in Oslo by characterising one of the nation's ruling parties as extremist.
We validated the 4 putative miRNAs and further characterised one of them, mm_br_e15_1181, throughout embryogenesis.
We characterised one of these genes, RsCSN3, as an essential element in the inhibition of hypocotyl growth [ 3].
This means that if we would characterise one of the interventions as medicalization of social problems, we should do so in the other case as well.
We have identified and validated 4 putative miRNAs from the analysis and further characterised one of them, miR-3099, during embryogenesis.
Indeed, gene expression profiling using hundreds of genes might be useful not only for further characterising one of the three in vitro models of the tumour-derived cell lines, singling out their use as the most advantageous tumour model, but also for identifying genes associated with the phenotype of bladder cancers.
Although the spectrum of outcomes has yet to be characterised, one result of Wnt/PCP signalling is c-jun phosphorylation, an essential step in colorectal tumourigenesis (Nateri et al, 2005).
The critics may have tired of the on-screen persona characterised by one of their number as Manic Pixie Dream Girl ("adorkable or tweepulsive?" pondered Vanity Fair of her latest vehicle, the sitcom New Girl; the Onion simply retitled the show Zooey Deschanel's Nerd Glasses and Quirky Sense of Humour Render Her Undateable), but on she doggedly ploughs, or rather skips.
Characterised as one of "Dave's dolls" by the Times early on in David Cameron's Conservative leadership, Bradley had a late conversion to politics when the company she worked for, KPMG, seconded her to advise the Tories on tax policy in 2002.
Robert Francis says: "Unhappily, the view of nearly the whole board can be characterised as one of denial".
