In the present review, the processes of guanosine cap addition and guanosine cap methylation are discussed distinctly and referred to as 'capping' and 'cap methylation' respectively.
A particular type of serine protease that can hydrolyse internal proline residues distinctly is referred as prolyl oligopeptidase (POP, family S9A, according to MEROPS database) [ 2, 10, 11].
Mr. Lindelof, who voiced the usual nostalgia about his visits to Comic-Con back in the old days — that would be the mid-1990s — was referring to the distinctly pro-simian sentiment underlying "Rise of the Planet of the Apes," which is set to open early next month.
With an array of memes, social media users mocked the fascist organization in predominantly mestizo (mixed Indian-Spanish) Mexico, referring to its distinctly non-Aryan members as "morenazis" — brown-skinned Nazis.
That is what Romney was referring to in his distinctly lackluster victory speech, when he said, "Tomorrow, we wake up and we start again".
'The Brits are more fun-loving.' Was she by any chance referring to the islanders' distinctly un-American national pastime of getting sloshed?
Fortunately Stuart Broad was in sufficiently good humour afterwards not to refer to "distinctly average decision-making".
Similarly, the tone you struck referring to Netanyahu and yourself in your July 7 interview with Israeli TV was distinctly out of tune with decades of unfortunate history with Israeli leaders.
In 1983, alongside David Bowie, whom Newsweek dubbed "a distinctly icy icon", the photojournalistic icon came of age, or at least that's when people started referring to famous war pictures as icons.
Where not otherwise distinctly expressed or manifestly incompatible with the intent thereof, references in this title to possessions of the United States shall be treated as also referring to the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
