Particular light sources are known to have an effect at characteristic ends of the spectrum.
Each chromosome has a characteristic end, called a telomere, and a distinctive central part, called a centromere.
We thus sought to understand tumor-extrinsic mechanisms promoting cancer cell extravasation through the vasculature at characteristic end organs by comparing the transcriptional profiles of endothelial cells associated with the kidney, heart, lung, and liver.
A variety of additional fermentation pathways are used by specific bacteria to break down glucose; the characteristic end products of these pathways assist in the identification of the bacteria.
Moreover, unlike social groups, organisations are individuated by the kind of activity which they undertake, and also by their characteristic ends.
The Flory radius ( R_{text{F}} = left( {N^{frac{6}{5}} a^{2} + M^{frac{6}{5}} b^{2} } right)^{1/2} ) represents the characteristic end-to-end separation of a self-avoiding chain (Aalberts and Hodas 2010).
Our results rather show a continuous range of variation between the two characteristic end-members.
Characteristic end points of animal toxicity are hepatotoxicity, embryotoxicity, and thyroid effects as well as maternal toxicity during gestation.
There are two characteristic ends of actin filaments (F-actin): the fast-growing barbed end and the slow-growing pointed end.
The characteristic end to end pairing between X and Y chromosomes indicates recombination between Pseudo Autosomal Region (PAR) [ 43] and that there are non-recombining regions between X and Y chromosomes as was suggested by other researchers to explain the genetic basis of sex determination in some dioecious plants [ 13, 49].
For example, paragraph 2 is predominantly about studies of reviewer characteristics, but ends on author characteristics.
