While the cell-intrinsic pathways governing beige adipocyte development and phenotype have been increasingly delineated, comparatively little is known about how beige adipocytes interact with other cell types in fat.
For years, teachers like Mavis Beacon have implored novice typists to keep their fingers on the home row as delineated by those little nubs on the F and J keys.
The warm, spicy flavours in a squash and chickpea tagine, mined with explosive shards of preserved lemon, could have been a little more clearly delineated, but that was a minor quibble.
Although community-based network and collaborative palliative care team objectives have been delineated in the literature, there remains little explicit direction on how to operationalize these goals or how such initiatives should be evaluated [ 6, 20, 21].
Even though the management of ICU activities is quite well delineated by international consensus guidelines, we know very little about the content of the real clinical decision-making that supports daily activities by the inter-professional team.
There is little overlap among adjacent groups; boundaries are delineated by scent marking, and occupancy of territories is also indicated by howling.
"Red Cavalry" contains little war in the sense of clearly delineated military encounters; it is not even very clear that the Poles defeated the invasion of the Red Army, including the Cossack cavalry.
Reading recent examples of its doctrinaire ways, I realise that we have a long way to go before we have delineated the boundary between the public and private, but little green shoots of liberty are showing.
Even though the management of ICU activities is quite well delineated by international consensus guidelines, we know only a little about the content of the real clinical decision making of ICU shift leaders.
Yet the book delineated with superb literary skill a whole world about which little had been known before, and underlined the central role of the Jewish community in German life before the rise of antisemitism towards the end of the 19th century began to undermine it.
