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In our trial with Ethyl-EPA in HD responding patients could be characterized by either a lower CAG repeat number or a chorea-predominant clinical expression of the disease.

For about 1000 years, though, Bactrian and dromedary camels have been successfully bred to form hybrids which are characterized by either a long and slightly lopsided hump, or two humps – one small and one large.

The first cell type (Fig. 1A) had a multipolar morphology characterized by either a single long, projecting process or by two opposed, projecting processes many exceeding 100 µm in length.

This difference in the role-to-role connectivity pattern for the nematode nervous system with the networks in the above-mentioned two classes suggests that its structure is not exclusively characterized by either a stringy periphery or multiple stars.

Unfortunately, most studies have been characterized by either a relatively small or selected study collective, or by a gender imbalance [ 6, 14, 15, 28– 30].

The human transmembrane mucins are all characterized by either a SEA domain or a special variant of the VWD domain that is lacking cysteines.

The expression of hepatocyte growth factor/scatter factor (HGF/SF) was studied in 12 mesothelioma cell lines characterized by either an epithelioid or a fibroblast-like phenotype.

See related commentary by Haase and Perner, http://ccforum.com/content/15/4/184 Shock is characterized by either an inadequacy between tissue requirements in oxygen and oxygen delivery or the inadequate use of oxygen.

These mutants are characterized by either the absence (Y416F) or a drastically reduced (K295N) phosphorylation of Y416 in the activation loop.

Bulimia nervosa is characterized by either impulsive or "binge" eating (eating a significantly large amount of food during a given period of time), alternating with maladaptive (and often ineffective) efforts to lose weight, such as by purging (e.g., self-induced vomiting or misuse of laxatives, diuretics, or enemas) or fasting.

The proposed classification systems include (i) dietary versus dietary-negative affect EDs (where the ED is characterized by either dietary restraint, negative affect or a combination of both), (ii) under-controlled versus over-controlled EDs (which considers patterns of mood disturbances, anxiety and impulsivity) and (iii) low psychopathology EDs [ 3].