Although candidate genes involved in paclitaxel biosynthesis still need be biochemically characterized, evidence from our genome study provides a greater understanding of their evolutionary origins.
Even though the neurobiological mechanism(s) underlying MDD remain poorly characterized, evidence from both neuroimaging and postmortem neuroanatomical and molecular studies suggest a dysfunction in the emotion regulation centers of the brain underlying low affect, a symptom dimension common to both MDD and anxiety disorders [ 24- 27].
During the course of her interruptions, Justice Uviller accused Mr. Sachs of impermissibly characterizing evidence as weak, exceeding his role as a lawyer, wrongly referencing other cases and discussing optical illusions.
During the McCarthy period, the artists' involvement with certain organizations and publications was characterized as evidence of Communist sympathies.
Syria denied the assertions, and members of the intelligence community I spoke to characterized the evidence against Syria as highly questionable.
Not many people may recall the exchanges, which prosecutors characterized as evidence of Microsoft's determination to win the Internet "browser wars" with Netscape, but the lawyers who uncovered the messages will never forget them.
The contact between serpentinites and slivers of continental basement, relatively flat-lying over several kilometers, is characterized by evidence of cataclastic deformation pre-dating Alpine High-Pressure ductile fabrics.
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals on direct appeal recognized that and characterized the evidence as "compelling". The argument of defendant's counsel that the jury may not have found the death penalty was justified if the defense had been able to implicate additional perpetrators is just not tenable.
We hypothesize that those performances showing discontinuity (e.g., "hitting the wall" in the marathon) would be characterized by evidence of poor physiologic regulation.
The impact of mRNA stability control on normal and malignant myelopoiesis has been less well characterized despite evidence that changes in turnover rates of certain mRNAs can dramatically affect cellular behavior (for review, [35]).
The metabolism of symbiotic bacteria or pathogens living in vivo is likewise poorly characterized, with evidence that in vivo metabolism differs significantly from that in pure laboratory culture [43].
