Protein expression of MCM proteins can easily be evaluated in routinely processed tissue specimen using specific antibodies in daily routine practice.
Hollywood's spots, scars, pocks and pits are filled in routinely by creme d'Photoshop.
Britain is alone among European countries in routinely sending soldiers under 18 into "armed conflict situations", it says.
"During the ordeal, the security staff checked in routinely on the intercom to make sure I was O.K.
Alabama now stands alone, she said, in routinely allowing judges to override determinations from capital juries calling for leniency.
Rachel Logan, Amnesty UK's legal adviser, said: "We now know that the government sees nothing wrong in routinely spying on the confidential communication between lawyers and clients.
Many of the established stars Mr. Lockwood brings in routinely sell out far larger houses, but they come back to Princeton anyway.
But before that, Mr. Lynch had said little publicly about the investigation or the practice of ticket fixing, which many delegates engaged in routinely.
In short, the claims-management firms are a symptom of the greed of the banks both originally in routinely and callously mis-selling but now in trying their best to duck their responsibilities.
(The publicity wave that fueled Ms. Cinkle's popularity was, in fact, driven overwhelmingly by viewers who hated the video she was performing in, routinely calling it "the worst song ever" even as they watched and forwarded it en masse).
A TI biopsy adds to procedure costs, is potentially hazardous, and the detection of pathology in routinely acquired biopsy specimens of a macroscopically normal TI is limited.
