The map is a testament to the far-flung trips we take nowadays, thanks to globalization, the accessibility of air travel, and the Food Network, on which Phil's has been repeatedly featured.
The determined and immovable opposition of Alaska Natives to the Pebble Mine was reflected in his face -- serious, resolute, even angry -- and he was repeatedly featured in full page ads around the world as the face of the regional coalition against the Pebble Mine.
Illustrations of gene interactions among DEG contained within the top two scoring networks can be seen in Figures 3 and 4. Biological pathways; lipid metabolism, cell growth and proliferation, and tissue development and function, were repeatedly featured pathways that constituted these top scoring networks.> Eighteen genes were validated by real-time RT-qPCR (Table 1).
It is these traits that seem to distinguish even the oldest hominins from their simian cousins, and evidence of these features is repeatedly cited to demonstrate the "human-ness" of new fossil discoveries (Brunet et al. 2002; Leakey et al. 1995; Senut et al. 2001; White et al. 1994, 2009).
In feature conjunction tasks, areas of the superior parietal cortex have been repeatedly linked to feature integration, in the sense that lower-level features have to be spatially integrated to form a visual object [39], [31].
The key feature of longitudinal data is the fact that the same individual is repeatedly measured at successive points in time.
Nardi is repeatedly accused of error.
Superior parietal cortex has been repeatedly linked to feature binding, in the sense that lower-level object features have to be spatially integrated to form a visual object [24], [49], [50].
These features are repeatedly established in the mitotically dividing cells of animals.
This comprehensive study of CEA gene families from more than 20 mammalian species, including members from all four eutherian clades as well as from a monotreme and a marsupial, revealed that a number of features were repeatedly acquired or lost during the evolution of this relatively young gene family (summarized in Figure 9).
