An unexpected kinase, DYRK2, was found to strongly phosphorylate T25 in vitro and in cells, while its disruption by CRISPR/Cas9 essentially abolished the phosphorylation.
They slayed within fixed limits, using aspects of blues, rockabilly, punk and glam-rock to perform, essentially, disruptions and meta-commentaries.
Essentially, endocrine disruption is too complex and our science too uncertain; most scientific information regarding EDCs will remain ambiguous, with the available information supporting quite different judgments of risk.
They were faced with disruption to their plans and essentially told to deal with it, which is similar to the way airlines inform me that my flight has been cancelled "for technical reasons", or when they tell me they've "lost" my luggage.
Disruption or defiance of behavior is essentially a subjective interpretation of a behavior made by school staff or administrators at any given moment.
"Essentially, this dynamic is a disruption in the ecology between the active component and the Reserve component," Mr. Stark said.
Traditions endure and outlast technological "disruption" when they tap into what makes us essentially human.
Analysis of P0 (Fig. 8B) revealed the least disruption of spatiotemporal patterning the blebbing motility module was essentially unchanged by increasing concentrations of CD (Fig. 8G).
In order to minimise disruption, the Orbit was put up without scaffolding, and essentially by three men: one in a crane and two rising slowly on cherry pickers, bolting the ultimate Meccano together piece by piece.
Of equal importance, though, was the manner in which the discovery and disruption of the plot came about: techniques that were essentially by the book, without either illegal methods or overblown claims of danger.
