This mutant was previously characterized for its failure to firmly bind to FKN, most likely because of the inability of phenylalanine to be sulfated, a modification that enhances the binding to this chemokine.
The south of Germany can be characterized by economic prosperity, low unemployment, and firmly established institutions.
Both his editor and I tried to dissuade him from the title, lest it be misinterpreted, but he loved that that's how a former professor characterized him: "There's goes John J. McNeill, both feet firmly planted in midair".
Yet, the compounds or deposits obtained are not always thoroughly characterized, and their apatitic nature is sometimes not firmly assessed by appropriate physicochemical analyses.
Lew's body of work was characterized by a unique fusion of design excellence with social purpose, firmly believing in the power of architecture and its ability to enrich people's lives.
When she was born America was firmly in the grip of Jim Crow, segregation, racial violence and political disenfranchisement that characterized the decades following the initial post-Civil War promise of Reconstruction.
Sterling describes the following 10 years as a period of uncertainty and "Atemporality," characterized by a feeling of being outside the normal timestream, no longer rooted firmly in the past, present or future.
The function of insects mucin-like proteins are currently poorly characterized [34] and the relationship between mucins and protection from abiotic stress has not been firmly established.
Interrogation of these array data placed Endo180 firmly into the mesenchymal subclass, which is mainly associated with grade IV tumors, predicts for poor disease outcome and is characterized by excessive neovascularization.
As well, by more firmly establishing the temporal aspects of HPA axis/stress system dysfunction, it may be determined whether this vulnerability can be better characterized at various times throughout development as a correlate, cause, or consequence of depression.
