GBS is an autoimmune polyneuropathy, characterized by precedent infection and acutely progressive motor weakness.
There is a well-characterized precedent for a sliding clamp protein to function in both replication and transcription.
And in a 2008 case upholding the method of lethal injection, Justice John Paul Stevens concurred out of respect for court precedent but characterized capital punishment as "the pointless and needless extinction of life with only marginal contributions to any discernible social or public purposes".
The new heterogeneous catalysts, as well as the precedent materials, were characterized by nitrogen elemental analysis, Mn ICP-AES, nitrogen adsorption at 77 K, TG-IR and XPS.
Law was an insular world characterized by conformity, adherence to precedent, labor-intensity, leverage, and preservation of the status quo.
Blasi characterized this decision as an "absolutely important precedent and dictum in terms of the good fight against First Amendment absolutism" and in that way is harmonious with Shiffrin's arguments in his book.
Whereas Justice Sotomayor called for following the Court's precedents on the political-process doctrine, Justice Scalia stated in his concurring opinion that those precedents should be overruled and he characterized Justice Kennedy's plurality opinion as repudiating the political-process doctrine.
However, the exact nature of this modification remains unclear as there are currently no precedents for such modifications in other characterized peptide modification systems.
-- The hearing itself, though, was largely characterized by a messy and, at times, absurd argument over process and precedent.
By failing to take the appeal, the two justices said, the Supreme Court in effect blessed what they characterized as a slippage from the rigorous review required by court precedents.
Since the 1820s, Indians from Izalco had established important precedents by participating in the wars and statewide politics that characterized nation-state formation in El Salvador.
