Together, these results suggest that tyrosine-specific protein kinases of uncertain identity are involved in signal transduction in platelets.
In 1978, Dr. Rona and a colleague, George F. Merrill, published a paper that ruled out many possibilities and called the mystery animals "invertebrates of uncertain identity".
From 12 bc, Lugdunum (Lyon), with other mints of uncertain identity, undertook the main western coinages in gold, silver, and bronze.
Snodgrass takes up that staid phrase "so long as you both shall live" — a painful sentiment under the circumstances — and wrings from it a music of affirming tones: Snodgrass's poems often address a "you" of uncertain identity and character.
Sustained over the course of 50 utterly gripping pages, it is studded with abandoned buildings, impassable tunnels and dispossessed people of uncertain identity, and with sudden changes of scene: "I would often stumble into a barely damaged chest of drawers or shrine, giving the impression the family had just gone out for the day.
The two represent one of the film's principal "cases," the other being the matter involving that wrecked car, a dead body of uncertain identity, an insurance scam and a well-dressed fellow of ambiguous identity (Jacques Gamblin), who shows up in Bellamy's garden, demanding help.
He captures an amoral, often louche, and always ambiguous, world ��� a world of uncertain identities and hidden agendas.
The leader who had stirred global fascination as a visual icon had been reduced to a sporadic voice of often uncertain identity.
It's of an uncertain identity and a region still playing catch-up as it finds its place in the globalized world.
What could have been a source of confusion or uncertain identity he meant to turn into an overwhelming advantage.
Despite the uncertain identity of the 'L-NNA/indomethacin-insensitive factor' here, the ouabain/barium combination could completely block its dilation effect (Figs. 3 and, 5).
