If he succeeds in that all-important challenge — or, for that matter, if he fails — the enigmatic, Rorschach-test phase of Obama's still young relationship to the American people may rapidly draw to a close.
Unfortunately, the function of the majority of these proteinases remains enigmatic, and testing for subfunctionalization and neofunctionalization events following gene duplication exceeds the scope of this project.
In recent years, retinopathies without underlying neoplasm at the time of testing and enigmatic retinopathies with an abnormal electroretinogram (ERG) have been described, in which patients share certain clinical and immunological features of PR [ 15, 18- 20].
In the 1960s defense satellites designed to detect X-rays and gamma rays from clandestine nuclear testing serendipitously discovered enigmatic gamma-ray bursts coming from deep space.
In the 1960s the Vela defense satellites designed to detect gamma rays from clandestine nuclear testing serendipitously discovered enigmatic gamma-ray bursts coming from deep space.
In September she posted a picture of a positive pregnancy test, and a block of enigmatic text: "Well everyone I have some news to announce, it's scary yet exciting.
Regardless, the key implication of our analysis is that diversifying evolutionary studies of brain size beyond enigmatic, large brained clades may offer new avenues for testing evolutionary or functional hypotheses.
104 Glaucomas remain enigmatic conditions in which a diagnosis cannot consistently be made using a single test, or indeed a battery of tests.
Now enter Qvale, an enigmatic maker that sells the furiously fast, exceedingly rare Mangusta (see "Test Drives: Qvale Mangusta") in the U.S. and Europe for about $70K a piece.
Our topology also allows testing more specific evolutionary hypotheses, such as the position of the enigmatic mite family Pediculochelidae (Paralycus).
