TYR, TYRP1 and TYRP2 are of the most prominence here.
By allowing clinicians to introduce and elaborate on themes spontaneously, we were able to gain an impression of the themes that held most prominence to the clinicians themselves.
Qualitative interviews gather reports of behaviour and attitude, rather than describing actual behaviour, but by allowing clinicians to introduce and elaborate on themes spontaneously, we were able to gain an impression of the themes that held most prominence to the clinicians themselves.
Qualitative interviews gather reports of behaviour and attitude rather than actual behaviour, but by allowing clinicians to introduce and elaborate on themes spontaneously, we were able to gain an impression of the themes that held most prominence to the clinicians themselves.
It was Ms. Ferraro's appointment as chairwoman of the 1984 Democratic Platform Committee that gave her the most prominence.
Casualties received most prominence on Channel 4 News, figuring in 40% of its reports about Iraqis.
36 Several mechanisms have been postulated, but the hypothesis of an imbalance between prostacyclin and thromboxane A2 leading to an increased risk for thombotic events gained most prominence.
In each case, the cup orientation was first measured in the frame of reference of the CT scanner, and then in the anterior pelvic plane (APP) developed from the anterior-most prominence of the ASISs and pubic tubercles.
The arrests, combined with the social prominence of the school and its students, made the case one of the most prominent cheating scandals in recent history.
He was the sec-ond in his family to go to college — a historically black college, the Tuskegee Institute, in Alabama — but his rise to prominence, unlike that of most Southern black politicians, was through the corporate world rather than the pulpit.
