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Special Interest Honors publications serving highly defined reader communities, including city and regional magazines.

The workflow involves (i) using a combinatorial PTM histone peptide microarray to define reader specificity and suitability for MARCC and (ii) utilization of MARCC to enrich, identify and quantify unique chromatin states.

Its purpose is to define readers of the Journal.

Dana Lynn Smith defines readers as "people who buy the book to read … the most obvious category and it includes your primary audience (the 'ideal customer' that the book was specifically written for)".

But that label (and the behavior that led to it) is exactly what's defining one reader's child.

Documents that answer these questions (owner's manuals, user manuals, help files) are organized by defining the reader's problem and presenting those solutions.

Consequently, we define a reader discovery phase.

Each lesion was given a number on a 1 to 3 scale that defined the reader's confidence that the uptake was related to a tumor (definitely, probably, or possibly a tumor).

A great editorial may be hard to define, but readers know one when they see one.

Its editors define their readers not by age or political inclination, but according to "disenchantment".

And they didn't try to define mature readers by age, they're just letting you know these are not kid's comics.