It's one of baseball's most elusive events.
These observations provide novel insights into the potential mechanisms of axon pruning and provide specific molecular probes to visualize these elusive events.
Ten years ago, during a time of steady churchgoing that followed the birth of my daughter, my first child, I made friends with a gruff old Episcopalian priest to whom I confessed my perennial difficulties with the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Easter's for-me elusive main event.
In the case of the game's Elusive Targets temporary, event-style contracts that run live from the developer's servers that job gets a bit more complicated.
Israel's policies were making peace "a distant elusive mirage"; events were "fast sliding towards an abyss of bloodshed and disaster".
While the forecast of El Niño's onset might still be elusive, once an event has been determined to have begun, a reliable cascade of forecasts of downstream impacts can be identified, many of which can be prepared for.
But his character remains elusive, and the events are ungovernably straggling.
If the logic of this bond seems elusive, then consider events of recent months since Sir Alex Ferguson, the manager of Manchester United, became embroiled in a dispute over his share of the stud rights to a racehorse owned by John Magnier, the leading Irish horse breeder.
The elusive nature of events that sustain cerebral vasospasm after subarachnoid hemorrhage resulting from a ruptured aneurysm presents major challenges in designing effective therapies for this frequently devastating condition.
Although the details of recruitment and neofunctionalization of these proteins remain elusive, gene duplication events, followed by the accelerated evolution of some copies and degradation of others to pseudogenes, underlay the emergence of venom gland multigene toxin families.
The underlying mechanism and the identities of the partners in this monophyletic event remain elusive.
