The known miRNA : target interactions in melanoma and their implications in main cellular processes identified in the course of the studies cited in this paragraph are presented in Figure 2. Ozsolak et al (2008) identified promoter regions of 175 human miRNAs by combining nucleosome mapping with chromatin signatures for promoters.
In the course of the speech, he cited Proust, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, Orwell, Kafka and Mann, and criticized modern-day Don Quixotes who lack his "kindhearted, merciful and humanitarian" nature and "ruthlessly assassinate and annihilate people with their huge war machines".
If you search for it in the book, you will find a single mention in the text, where it is cited in the course of a sentence listing four exceptions to continuing global population growth between the years 1851-1871.
Even the sight of the radioactive monster's massive tail swishing over residential streets evokes memories of the fallout sent wafting over towns and cites in the course of Fukushima Daiichi's meltdown.
Senator Codey may have "read everything" I have written (I doubt it), but he never referred to my writings in the course of our deliberations, much less "often cite" them.
"The list of horrible things that can happen in the course of alterations is endless," Ms. Talel said, citing a minor paint job that turned into a fire when a worker left a blowtorch too close to the paint.
For years, Russia has cited it in the course of supporting its favored Middle East strongman, the mass-murdering Syrian President Bashar Assad, and criticized any talk of promoting democracy.
In Guide 3 51, Maimonides cites Song of Songs 5 2 in the course of his discussion of the patriarchs and Moses.
The Isle of Wight resident's profile cites a conviction of burglary in the course of her animal rights activism for which she served 100 hours community service.
He cited the hypothetical example of someone in the course of a criminal investigation saying that he or she was at "a certain place at a certain time".
