The expression or repression of the genome is marked by appropriately modified histones, and this is reflected at the DNA level as the absence or presence of CpG dinucleotide methylation.
With the ability to exchange models of biochemical networks in a principled way [ 2425 - 2428] when they are marked up appropriately (e.g. [ 3, 4]), we can expect to begin to reason about them automatically [ 118, 2429], such that we may soon look forward to an era in which we can recognise the commonalities across a variety of different subfields – a specific message of the present overview.
The Nicholas gift will make a strong mark, appropriately enough, on the Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences.
Accordingly, the use of CAD was recommended provided that readers have already undergone adequate training in general CT colonography interpretation so that they can discriminate between true- and false-positive CAD marks appropriately [ 34– 42].
Monaghan is correct that we need to mark history appropriately.
All we can do is mark it appropriately and make sure there is a suitable place here where people can come and remember the babies that died".
"We devised a plan that entailed buying a used but late-model fire engine of the kind used by the District of Columbia fire department," Liddy wrote, "and marking it appropriately". The plot included "uniforms for a squad of Cubans" and adequate "training so their performance would be believable". The firebomb would go off at night "so as not to endanger lives needlessly," Liddy wrote.
I knew I had to see their graves appropriately marked".
Cardinal Law told the 900 or so mourners gathered in St. Brigid, where Mr. Moakley worshiped, "I know of no public servant's passing that has been more beautifully and appropriately marked".
