Transcripts marking commitment to the myogenic lineage (myogenin and Mef5A) showed delayed activation on both mRNA and protein level.
The collaboration has been profound and successful, with marked commitment, creativity, and passion contributed by all participants.
ACCURACY -- Mr. Corzine spent $35 million in the Democratic primary, and by late last month he had nearly reached the $50 million mark, including commitments for television commercials through Election Day.
Like dual Charons at the river Styx, two enterprising young city councilmen, Eric Gioia, of Long Island City, and David Yassky, of Greenpoint, arranged a boat tour of the creek last Thursday, to mark their commitment to cleaning it up; they'd recently joined a lawsuit, filed by Riverkeeper, the Hudson-watershed advocacy group, to hold ExxonMobil and others accountable.
Eating them is a measure of one's daring, and a mark of commitment to a certain kind of experience-driven twenty-first-century dining; cooking them usually means having tattoos of pigs' heads, knives, or foie-gras ducks on one's own muscles.
Nato membership was also seen as a mark of commitment to Western values and standards.
In order to mark ontological commitment, an existence predicate, which expresses ontological independence, is used.
As a result, the uniformity of the semantics comes with the cost of the introduction of a special predicate into the language to mark ontological commitment for formalization.
It would mark a commitment to leveling the economic playing field in America.
Coordinated national strategy to HIV prevention and drug use Explicit and supportive reference to 'harm reduction' in national policy documents can mark a commitment to evidence-based interventions as part of HIV prevention responses targeting PWID.
Another made an injury a point of pride: "I danced hard with a sprained ankle, on a sprain!" Because ballet is such a physically grueling sport, and injury such a common occurrence, it is itself almost a mark of dedication and commitment.
