Free from the restrictions of the embedded journalism that characterized the majority of Iraq and Afghanistan coverage, freelance conflict reporting is now accessible, widespread, and very much in the public interest.
Further Mills et al. characterized the majority of these deletions at sequence level resolution [ 5], and proposed a detailed map of SV hotspots formed by common mechanisms.
Concomitant IGF2 overexpression and H19 downregulation characterized the majority of the ACCs (15/20), PCCs (7/10), and a single ACBT, but was not present in all cases (Table 2).
In summary, we have extensively characterized the majority of all common SNPs across two high-interest regions, totaling ~136 kb of human chromosome 8q24 that have been reported to be associated with colon and/or prostate cancer as identified by GWAS, replication, and other case control studies.
For example, we characterized the majority of the components of the previously described subcortical maternal complex (SCMC) (Li et al, 2008) including OOEP (also known as Floped), NLRP5 (also known as Mater), TLE6, PADI6, and ECAT1 (also known as Filia, KHDC3L, or C6orf221) (Fig 2B).
We split the linear hierarchies into thirds to assign "high," "middle," and "low" rank to individual mothers, with the exception that study mothers were assigned the rank category that characterized the majority of their matriline if the arbitrary tertile assignment recategorized them from their matrilineal kin (Hinde et al. 2009; Hinde and Capitanio 2010).
Yet system-level scenarios cannot readily be applied to the project-by-project decision-making that characterizes the majority of transportation and land-use planning decisions.
"My reasoning is that since obesity now characterizes the majority of the American population," she writes, "we cannot reasonably diagnose most of the nation as 'diseased.' " Most obese individuals, she says, suffer not from a physical or mental illness, "but from a condition of immoderation.
The deeper flaw in Mr. Yerushalmi's argument, Mr. March said, is that he characterizes the majority of Muslims who practice some version of Shariah — whether through prayer, charitable giving or other common rituals — as automatic adherents to Islam's medieval rules of war and political domination.
That is, whether we are an early bird or lark, a night owl, or somewhere in between (a classification Pink refers to as a "third bird" and which characterizes the majority of people).
