"If I had to pick three words to characterize the embeds, it would be young, inexperienced and angry," an unnamed Romney adviser told Mr. Hamby.
For example, since the disease symptoms of DCV infection have so far only been characterized in D. melanogaster, it would be interesting to study in future work the pathophysiology of this virus in other Drosophila species that we have identified here as natural hosts.
The President wrote at the end of the memo, almost apologetically, "Unfortunately I think the political guys are right about how it would be characterized.
But Caroline Gargett, a scientist at Monash University in Australia who has characterized endometrial stem cells, said it would be strange if lots of these valuable stem cells were shed in menstruation.
The Democrats' biggest victories were secured on party-line or near-party-line votes, and some lawmakers predicted partisan animosity would spill over into the 112th Congress, raising a question of whether it would be characterized by deal-making or deadlock.
Since FTLD is characterized by various emotional deficits, it would be helpful to establish a marmoset model of FUS-silencing in various brain tissues for investigating the pathomechanism of higher cognitive and behavioral dysfunction.
In musical terms it would be characterized as a decelerando!
If an eruption were to occur, Hickson suggested that it would be characterized by a lava fountain that sends globs of lava 100 m into the air.
Hence, if the UC-N model were appropriate, it would be characterizing an economy whose apparent cycles are actually productivity shocks on the growth rate.
Internal opposition to these leaders could then be characterized as "an insurgency" (in Vietnam, it would be termed "aggression"), a situation that called for the United States to intervene in order to save democracy.
