The two may jointly exert regulatory control over biological processes where the identity of the targets may at first glance point to an antagonistic relationship (Ulrich, 2005).
Rather, it mapped about 1 Mb distally and 80 kb upstream from the SALL3 gene promoter, at a first glance, pointing to SALL3, a gene outside of the critical region, as the candidate gene for the phenotype.
Such thinking does not at first glance point you towards the destination of a happier life, which is probably why such tomes are far less popular than their bestselling peers.
She also captures piercing flashes of desire and frustration, fear and longing in mercurial exchanges of glances and point-of-view shots.
At the first glance, from the point of view of basic organic chemistry it may seem surprising, since due to a greater electrophilicity and accessibility of the carbonyl group of aldoses (e.g., glucose), their reactivity is believed to be higher than that of respective ketoses (e.g., fructose).
Their journeys bookend the 20th century, and Green uses that glancing relationship as a productive point of departure.
A glance outside returns Ribeiro from the point of reverie.
A glance through the laundry-room stacks provides a point of entry into lives that sometimes seem opaque, for all that proximity.
At first glance he is an eminently normal guy, average to the point of ponderousness, save for a few small psychological tics.
Table 1 shows very promising results at a first glance, but they have to be seen very critically from a medical point of view.
