On a sidenote: this wouldn't constitute a one-sided attack.
Even on NK cells it does not constitute a one-marker-labels-all solution: CD57 defines a functionally distinct population of mature NK cells in the human CD56dim CD16+ NK-cell subset [ 35].
In many respects, yes, he replies, delivering a familiar litany of the consumer culture's ills, and concluding that they constitute "a one-dimensional world, a micron-thin world, a world low on significance and high on shine".
(I was raised to eat asparagus only as a special treat, with a Hollandaise or vinaigrette dressing and I still feel a little devil-may-care combining it with other things). The following recipes, which virtually constitute a one-dish meal, are supremely easy to make, whether the kitchen you work in is a Martha Stewart country fantasy or a closet like mine.
Focusing on another demographic in the American education system, the Atlantic's Katharine Beals writes: "Though most Common Core goals are abstract and schematic, collectively they constitute a one-size fits-all approach that, in practice, has severely straightjacketed America's special-needs students".
The methodology has been applied to implement the filter bank CDF9/7 which constitutes a one dimensional (1D) and one level discrete wavelet transform (DWT).
The structure effectively constitutes a one-dimensional periodic system and is analyzed as such.
She made hundreds and displayed them en masse, with the idea that they collectively constituted a one-of-a-kind piece.
Yet it's possible to close this book with a very ahistorical notion: that David constituted a one-woman culinary revolution in Britain.
As in Sweezy, the Attorney General of New Hampshire, who had been constituted a one-man legislative investigating committee by Joint Resolution of the Legislature, 1 was conducting a probe of subversive activities in the State.
The hippocampal formation with tightly packed neurons, mainly at the dentate gyrus, CA3, CA2, and CA1 regions, constitutes a one-way neural circuit, which is associated with learning and memory.
