Its stars invariably prefer the brighter lights of Westminster, leaving Edinburgh politics to the next-best.
Not that we invariably lose interest in bright and shiny things over time -- this is a long-known trait -- but that we're generally unable to recognize that we adapt to new circumstances and therefore fail to incorporate this fact into our decisions.
In non stimulated cells the level of ectopic expression is crucial, since cells with very bright fluorescence invariably showed pronounced nuclear translocation, independently of ERK activation.
Immunofluorescence studies in ING may show linear GBM staining which is invariably accompanied by equally bright linear staining for albumin just like diabetic nephropathy [ 8, 13].
These were in some ways the most compelling parts of the piece, but they invariably gave way to brighter, more energetic writing, which suggested that the shadows could be shaken off.
Compared with vehicle controls, cultures exposed to 5 and 10 μM BDE-49 invariably showed loss of phase-bright cell bodies, decreased soma diameter, extreme fasciculation of processes, and a tendency for the monolayer to pull up off the substrate.
He invariably wears baggy Bermuda shorts and bright-red socks.
Middle-aged losers and burnouts are a favorite of the movies, the sagging-gut analogues to all those bright young men struggling and invariably finding their ways despite the odds, their families and circumstances.
That's because this type of book is almost invariably marketed as "women's fiction", often clad in a bright pink cover and bearing an image of a shoe or a cupcake on the front.
In this assay, all gold labels produced a positive iSCAT contrast when placed into focus (bright), in contrast to head-labeled gold, which invariably appeared dark (see Author response image 2).
