Since the 20 neurons we analyzed were all from cultured human neurons differentiated in vitro from more primitive stem cells, we wonder whether the neuronal maturation genes (138) we identified could be used generally to mark neuronal maturity.
Robbins was still too young to indulge in the Hamlet-like equivocation that would mark his maturity.
The other boy wears the dagger because in his culture the passing of a dagger from father to son symbolizes "a boy's identity" and "marks his maturity and his bond with the past".
Marking the maturity of the literary contextualist tradition in the early twenty-first century is a greater diversity of approaches and an attempt to be more internally critical (see Hyland 2004).
Vine is not yet available for Android, but Google Play rates its 500px app as having a "high maturity" content rating, while Tumblr is marked as "low maturity".
By Steve Coll The Taliban's jihad, like rock and roll, has passed from youthful vigor into a maturity marked by the appearance of nostalgic memoirs.
The Taliban's jihad, like rock and roll, has passed from youthful vigor into a maturity marked by the appearance of nostalgic memoirs.
The nominal task confronting… The Taliban's jihad, like rock and roll, has passed from youthful vigor into a maturity marked by the appearance of nostalgic memoirs.
And he is regarded as the perfect role model, with Worswick adding: "A bit like Falcao, James is marked by his maturity, professionalism and for being level-headed.
The formation of localized features marked the gradual maturity of Chinese ethnology and drew widespread attention and comments by international ethnologists.
This is often taken to have marked the true maturity of game theory as a tool for application to behavioral and social science, and was recognized as such when Harsanyi joined Nash and Selten as a recipient of the first Nobel prize awarded to game theorists in 1994.
