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His only real assets today are the intangibles that Liberace bequeathed him, most notably, a peculiar place in showbiz history as the kid that Liberace once adored and tried to remake in his image.

Notably, this peculiar amplification kinetics profile has been described previously for mice infected with mouse-adapted forms of the A/Puerto Rico/8/34 (H1N1) virus (19 ), the A/South Carolina/1/18 (H1N1) virus (4 ), and several human subtype H5N1 strains showing high or low pathogenicity (4, 14 ).

These revealed reinforcing effects on pure Al-matrices after nano/micro-BN embedment for both added phases with the notably higher numbers peculiar to the BNNT-containing samples.

Notably, micrographia, a peculiar handwriting deficit shown by Parkinsonian patients (McLennan et al. 1972; Kim et al. 2005; Jankovic 2008; Ma et al. 2013) has been qualitatively reproduced by the model described here when the external afferents to the striatal layers are partly or totally lesioned (second set of simulations, Fig.  10).

Notably, they displayed a peculiar characteristic represented by the nuclear localization of the Th2 transcription factors pSTAT6 and GATA3 (NKPSG cells) and by the production of the Th2 cytokines IL-4 and IL-5.

Notably, GPER exhibited the peculiar property to act in CAFs as a transcriptional regulator together with the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR), hence leading to the up-regulation of Cyclin D, which has been largely involved in cell proliferation [ 23].

Besides the Old Testament (including the Book of Jubilees), the Falasha have a few books peculiar to themselves, notably Teʾezaza Sanbat Ordinancece of the Sabbath"), of uncertain date and perhaps mostly a translation from Arabic of the 14th century.

From this material, often of great beauty of colour, were made shapes peculiar to Germany, notably a cylindrical beer glass studded with projecting bosses, or prunts (Krautstrunk, or "cabbage stalk"), and a wineglass (Römer) with cup-shaped or ovoid bowl set on a similarly prunted hollow stem.

Although the mechanisms of their formation and their association with higher concentrations of H2 are not yet understood, they may be linked to fault networks around the features or their peculiar petrological properties (notably the porosity of the rocks surrounding Carolina bays).

Over at Timothy Taylor Gallery, Kiki Smith opened her exhibition, Behold, which further elaborates on her peculiar animistic cosmology, most notably through the first ever display of two large, rapturous bronze works, "Nurse Log" and "Bough", (2009 and 2012, respectively).

In addition, other kinds of selection (notably at HLA-Cw and -DQB1, which exhibit peculiar profiles compared to other loci) are not excluded.

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