French officials said the number of cases had surpassed the 283 per 100,000 mark that characterizes an epidemic.
The denomination of concepts, however, is not always done using lexical units that present some morphological mark that characterizes the domain to which it belongs.
New technologies such as OPS imaging have recently brought to the bedside the ability to image the microcirculation, and have allowed the direct visualization of marked microcirculatory flow impairments that characterize severe sepsis [ 1].
It was marked by the same romantic improvisation & youthful enthusiasm that characterized the McCarthy campaign.
These two states combined constitute roughly 18% of the fly genome and are almost exclusively characterized by marks that were not profiled in previous studies, and so these states were missed.
In many imprinted gene clusters, imprint control regions (ICRs) function as discrete cis-acting DNA elements that are characterized by heritable epigenetic marks that distinguish the two parental alleles [ 16].
The set of histone marks that were mapped includes those that preferentially associate with transcription start sites, gene bodies, enhancers, or heterochromatin, as well as poorly characterized marks [ 25, 28- 31].
It is likely that current predictors will include chromatin and epigenomics information in the near future to refine their predictive output; however, to our knowledge, the CBS platform of regulatory predictions is the first tool that integrates information on computationally identified TFBSs and histone modification marks to characterize Drosophila genomes.
In contrast, more recently, it has been demonstrated that LGR5 clearly marks and characterizes the mammary gland stem cell fraction.
She said it was off the mark to characterize Representative Darrell Issa, the San Diego Republican who financed the signature gathering, as right-wing extremist.
