Cocktail, cocktail, cocktail, cocktail......
While this manuscript was in preparation, a similar episomal strategy was used to reprogram human primary fibroblasts using a distinct pluripotent cocktail of factors, validating our methods, but with significant lower efficiency (only 3 to 6 coloninput06 input cells) [42].
Open nightly from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., the bar is split into three distinct sections: sushi/sake/soju bar, cocktail bar and whiskey bar.
However, as pinpointed by Kapur and Remington in 1996 [1], these molecules have, by definition, a fixed ratio of affinities for their different targets, and, unlike a cocktail of distinct active principles, do not permit to modulate each of them in an independent manner.
For younger New Yorkers, the advantages of an evening out over cocktails are distinct: less money, less hassle, less commitment and an ability to get home at a reasonable hour on a weeknight for those many who live outside Manhattan.
You know the sort: no carpets, distinct lack of pork scratchings, cocktails in jam jars.
So for all their muddled history, cocktails have one distinct advantage: every glass is a little time capsule.
And that sums up the evening, the theatrical equivalent of downing six powerful cocktails, each is distinct and can stand on its own but the combination can overwhelm.
I encountered a cocktail scene that features distinct leanings (citrus, pisco, Chartreuse, mezcal), but like New York's, one that is also impressively varied.
There has been much debate about this racial cocktail, as if we were suddenly as distinct as the polar Inuits from the desert Bedouins.
