This non-epidermotropic nodular architectural disposition arranged around vessels and adnexal structures defines the basic architecture encountered in multifocal and unilesional primary cutaneous follicular helper T cell lymphoma.
"Kissable, and of an independent disposition," she bounces around snogging famous cowboys and visiting marquee towns as if she's got a Lonely Planet guide to the Old West and a diary to fill.
The observed dot-staining pattern for Plk4 contrasts with previous immunofluorescence and immuno-EM data from our laboratory, showing a ring-like disposition of Plk4 around the circumference of the mother centriole (Habedanck et al., 2005; Kleylein-Sohn et al., 2007).
It is worth noting here that the long linear alkyl chain and the tetrahedral disposition of hydrogens around the terminal nitrogen of Lysine make it uniquely and chemically suited for making maximal contacts with the top layer of coordinating carbonyl oxygen atoms at S1.
"The disposition of everyone this time around is to deal -- to deal and discuss and get an agreement at the end of July," said Arancha Gonzalez, the spokeswoman for Mr. Lamy.
Based on qualitative research conducted in Oakland, California between 2011 and 2012, this paper ultimately argues that a political ecology lens helps highlight how environmental and transit subjectivities – identities developed from everyday interactions with mobile and built environments – shape dispositions towards, and the politics around, mass transit projects.
For instance, one profoundly fragile but consequential decision in hospitals is related to making decisions around the disposition of a patient.
A UCC closes after the last patient's disposition, which is usually around 23:00.
His default disposition, and disposition of those around him, is people are on Team Tony or they are not.
His sunny, optimistic disposition spread happiness to those around him.
