The "octodontoid" type [30], displayed by Ctenomyidae, is characterized by a short diastema, a short incisivo-condylar length, a high and rounded mandibular condyle well individualized, parallel tooth rows, and a narrow angular process distinctly lateral to the plan defined by the alveolus of the incisors.
The cell process in a thin film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) manufacturing is characterized as a complicated multi-stage and parallel-machine production system.
Transgenic (TG) mice with overexpression of an arg120gly (R120G) missense mutation in HSPB5 display desmin-related cardiomyopathy, which is characterized by formation of aggresomes.
In the absence of Chk1, if cds1Δ cells are exposed to HU they undergo aberrant mitosis and display a "cut" phenotype, which is characterized by inappropriate nuclear division by the septa or uneven nuclear division leading to anucleate or aneuploid cells [32].
Patients experiencing the stress of trauma, critical illness or major surgery typically display endogenous insulin resistance that is characterized by reduced insulin uptake in peripheral tissues, along with an increase in glucose production.
Surgical specimens from MTLE patients often display hippocampal sclerosis (HS), which is characterized by neuronal loss, gliosis, fascia dentata mossy fiber sprouting (Babb et al., 1984a; Babb et al., 1991; Mathern et al., 1995a; Kandratavicius et al., 2012), and dendritic abnormalities (Scheibel et al., 1974; Isokawa, 1997).
This is quite different from typical mechanism-based P450 inhibitions [37, 38], a well-known form of irreversible enzyme inhibition that is characterized as displaying time-, concentrandoNADPH-dependentependent inactivation due to formation of a (quasi- irreversible complex of CYP with an inhibitor intermediate/metabolite via the normal catalysis reaction.
Tumour vasculature displays an abnormal architecture and is characterized by dilated and fragile vessels, which result in leaking, hypoxia, acidosis and a high interstitial pressure within the tumour.
Roman Mannerism, which subsequently spread throughout Europe, is characterized by a display of the artificiality of art, a thoroughly self-conscious cultivation of elegance and facility, and a sophisticated delight in the bizarre.
