Patients were characterized beyond the dichotomy of current diagnostic criteria (episodic/chronic) using a CH index reflecting total headache duration and their attack rhythmicity compared to HCRT concentrations.
However, due to the enormous complexity of the gastrointestinal microbiota, many of the hundreds of isolates were not characterized beyond the genus level (Finegold et al., 1974; Moore & Holdeman, 1974a; Benno et al., 1986).
This model has not been characterized beyond the external phenotype; however, a recent publication describing a transient zebrafish embryo model with 91 CUG repeats demonstrates the presence of nuclear foci and a global down-regulation of muscle-specific developmental transcripts following injection of repeat RNA (36).
As stated in the most recent (2012) update, Vietnam veterans "are assumed to have had a higher probability of exposure to the [chemicals of interest] than people who did not serve in Vietnam, whether or not their individual exposures are characterized beyond the mere fact that they were deployed to Vietnam" [ 23].
Note that, in essence, spectrum sensing and characterizing is beyond the scope of our work; thus, our focus will be on agent module which is the key functionary to enable cooperation between primary and secondary users.
Many will think, however, that even this awareness of some support relation vaguely characterized is beyond the grasp of some cognizers, such as young children, who nonetheless have perfectly justified beliefs.
Some antibodies have not been fully characterized beyond reference to the data sheet provided by the company or source if necessary.
Andy Pemberton, a longtime observer of the English pop scene who two years ago became editor-in-chief of Blender, an American music magazine, likens Mr. David to Sade, whose music he characterizes as "beyond genre".
The administration official declined to characterize the response beyond saying the Syrian described the situation as "extremely volatile".
Cronkite's unduly placatory interview with Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daleyafter the violent 1968 Democratic convention is characterized as "beyond lame". His famous sign-off is dismissed as "that line of schmaltz". Press secretary Bill Moyers' claim that if Cronkite had criticized the Vietnam War sooner PresidentLyndon B. Johnson might have deescalated the conflict is profanely derided.
