In our analysis of line J328, which has a phenotype that includes caudal truncation, cardiac phenotypes, cranio-facial phenotypes, renal agenesis and an increase in the number of costal ribs, no definitive homozygous region was identified.
A definitive reason to edit non-coding regions is elusive, but some have been linked to splicing [ 41, 42].
According to John Livingstone-Learmonth, a British writer whose book "The Wines of the Northern Rhone University of California Pressss, 2005) is the definitive work on the region, the thin soils and hilly vineyards of Condrieu are crucial to its success with viognier.
For the critic Stephen Teo, whose book "Hong Kong Cinema: The Extra Dimensions" remains the definitive study of the region's filmmaking, Mr. Tsui's work represents a sort of "nationalism on speed".
To tell the story of the cockney is to recount the history of poverty in the East End, yet I recognise a parallel history of resourcefulness that is a definitive trait of the region.
Indeed, it was only toward 1850, at the end of a 25-year period sometimes known as "the long wait," that the outlines of that new order began to take their definitive form across the region.
As Bolívar himself exclaimed in a final cry of despair, "America is ungovernable for us…; he who serves a revolution ploughs the sea". Indeed, it was only toward 1850, at the end of a 25-year period sometimes known as "the long wait," that the outlines of that new order began to take their definitive form across the region.
Napa Valley Then & Now provides in-depth profiles of 200 wineries — making it the not only the definitive guide to the region, but also the heaviest.
It is the region's definitive red and the most widely planted.
When Marjory Stoneman Douglas wrote her definitive description of the region in 1947, she used the metaphor "River of Grass" to explain the blending of water and plant life.
