That is, the species which uniquely possesses both eyesight and intelligence has been given a name which acknowledges precisely that distinguishing combination.
Experimental study of IDH activity in the marine bacterium, Colwellia maris, which uniquely possesses both IDHs, showed that NADP-IDH-II contributes a molecular basis for cold adaptation in this species [ 62].
Importantly, although Δ gpr-15 and Δ gpr-29 mutants both have reduced linear growth rates, Δ gpr-15 uniquely possesses defects in sexual development and Δ gpr-29 in aerial hyphae extension (Table 1).
A group of women used what they uniquely possess, their talent and the threat of withholding it led to a historic agreement.
Is the killer morally culpable if, in a town of repossessions, he is uniquely "possessed"?
Anti-symmetric angle-ply laminates are widely believed to uniquely possess Extension-Twisting (together with Shearing Bending) coupling behavior.
Tunichromes and related compounds uniquely possess dehydrodopamine moieties, all originating from post-translational modification of peptidyl tyrosine.
The mamos believe themselves uniquely possessed of a mystical wisdom.
The place to start is with first-party customer data, which is what retailers uniquely possess.
Nonhuman primates are important preclinical models of retinal diseases because they uniquely possess a macula similar to humans.
"Yes, OPEC clearly underestimated American independents and the power we uniquely possess in largely free markets, benefitting from private mineral ownership, to innovate in the pursuit of our rational self-interest," says Bud Brigham, who recently sold Brigham Resources to Diamondback Energy for $2.25 billion.
