Outwardly, hypohidrotic ectodermal dysplasia (HED) in humans is characterised by the presence of sparse hair, the absence of many teeth and the peg-like or conical shape of the teeth that do develop.
Anecdotally, ketamine use in humans is characterised by binging, the drug being repeatedly used until a user's supply has been exhausted (78, 79).
Histologically, acute lung injury (ALI) in humans is characterised by a severe acute inflammatory response in the lungs and neutrophilic alveolitis [ 5].
When following this method, it is important that the mechanism of trace conditioning in humans be characterised in detail: its functional profile, the brain mechanisms involved, modes of intervening on or interfering with those mechanisms, etc.
Understanding is the possession of an ability (etwas können) and the authentic human is characterised by the ability or potentiality to be (Seinkönnen).
Coordinating such systems is very human-inclusive, characterised by abstract, ill-structured information interchange among well-partitioned expert groups.
Genetic deficiency of DNMT3B causes ICF syndrome, a recessive human disorder characterised by immunodeficiency, centromere instability, and facial anomalies [46].
NOD2 mutations have been associated with Crohn's Disease (CD), a Human condition characterised by a chronic or relapsing inflammation on the digestive tract (Hugot et al. 2001; Ogura et al. 2001).
Implantation in the mouse and human is characterised by the following four stages: apposition, adhesion, attachment and invasion [ 19].
Aberrant DNA methylation is a feature of human cancers, characterised by generalised hypomethylation and regional hypermethylation (Gama-Sosa et al, 1983; Feinberg et al, 1988).
