The last thing the NRA wants is to be characterized as sharing an extremist or offensive position posted by someone who doesn't speak for it or the rest of its fans.
Although little is known about RNAi machinery in E. hystolytica, some orthologous proteins have recently been characterized as sharing similarities with other eukaryotic RNAi factors [20].
In Ewing's sarcoma, a poorly differentiated bone/soft tissue cancer that is characterized as sharing a common translocation generating an EWS-ETS fusion, Lyn also appears as a potential therapeutic target [ 104].
On Wednesday, White House press secretary Jay Carney told reporters that President Barack Obama planned to return 5percentt of his salary to the Treasury, a move Carney characterized as a shared sacrifice.
Compared with other esterases in the α/β-hydrolase fold family, two esterases Rv3487c [20] and Rv1399c [21] from the M. tuberculosis, both of which have been functionally characterized as esterases, shared no obvious sequence identity to our Rv0045c protein, in a multiple sequence alignment calculated using ClustalW software (data not shown).
The HW could be characterized as a distributed shared memory (DSM) multiprocessor system, where processors' cores communicate via Intel's QuickPath interconnect (QPI) to get access to DSM, and are controlled by an operating system (CentOS 6.5 of Eucalyptus).
hTERT was first characterized as a widely shared tumor associated antigen by demonstrating the induction of specific CTLs against more than 85% of human cancers, and by the identification of an HLA-A2 peptide vaccine candidate, 1540 (ILAKFLHWL).
The observed value, 0.05, is less than half of it and indicates again that the practices are better characterized as exchange than as sharing.
Accordingly, phylogenetic analysis and signature proteins alone should not be solely used to characterize rickettsial groups, as shared absence of genes may reflect relatedness that is difficult to detect otherwise in these highly reductive genomes.
Historical trauma has been characterized as a collective experience shared by members of an identifiable group, which has psychological and social sequelae of historical oppression and results in negative impacts that accumulate over time [ 27].
