Now let's get in that fancy jet and go to Monte Carlo!" Of course, characterizing women's humor has always been a mug's game.
AFAP: It is a variant of FAP with a mild disease course, characterized by a reduced number of polyps (10 100), later age of onset, frequently right-sided distribution of polyps, and lower CRC risk (up to 70%).
The president and his secretary of state pursued a moderate course, characterized by the strategic arms negotiations, the Panama Canal Treaties, the normalization of relations with China and the settlement that brought majority rule to Zimbabwe, the former British colony that had been known as Rhodesia.
Delirium is defined as a mental disorder of acute onset with a fluctuating course, characterized by disturbances in consciousness, attention, orientation, memory, thought, perception and behaviour [ 1].
PTSD, of course, is characterized by extreme anxiety, often the result of a physical or psychological injury.
Of course, the set characterized by thinner aluminium sheet evidenced a gradual reduction of the mechanical strength with increasing ageing time due to the prevalence of thinning induced by aluminium corrosion.
In the course of characterizing the function of AIZ, we produced a composite promoter lin-11pAΔ, which induced fluorescent reporter expression mainly in RIC and AIZ neurons.
During the course of characterizing the hierarchal dynamics of cells in culture, we observed that the percentage of CD44+/CD24-/ESA+ CD44+/CD24-/ESA+ine varied depending on various cellstions.
Measurements of intrinsic viscosities for the hydrogenous and deuterated linear PBs made in the course of characterizing the star functionalities confirm that the dimensions of the linear chains are not affected by isotopic substitution.
In the course of characterizing the PRC1 Ring finger proteins, we identified a set of proteins in Arabidopsis, Oryza sativa, Vitis vinifera and worms that share the PRC1 ring finger domain architecture, an N-terminal Ring finger domain and a RAWUL domain at their C-terminal region.
