Crossbreeds – or designer dogs, as they are often termed, thanks to their appearance on reality shows and in celebrity arms – are a status symbol, too.
The myriad fragments of asteroids and other small pieces of solid matter (smaller than a few tens of metres across) that populate interplanetary space are often termed meteoroids to distinguish them from the larger asteroidal bodies.
It was later shown that these two highly homologous proteins, often termed p300/CBP, contribute to transcriptional regulation through their inherent histone acetyltransferase activity.
Human exposure to chemical compounds, often termed xenobiotics, has been linked to a number of enhanced incidences of various neoplasias.
Additionally, over-stimulation of inflammatory responses can lead to severe clinical symptoms, often termed sepsis, which can lead to progressive organ failure and death (Bosshart and Heinzelmann 2007).
Dendritic cells (DCs) are often termed 'nature's adjuvant' due to their exceptional capacity for initiating both innate and adaptive immune responses.
This net unexplained variation due to genetics, often termed the "missing heritability" problem [23], has challenged GWAS studies for many complex traits beyond circulating lipid levels [2], [24].
Sensitivity of data to error, often termed 'robustness', is important in assessing the degree of uncertainty associated with surveillance outputs [ 10].
The pathogenesis of NASH remains unclear and the factors, which cause the progression from bland steatosis to steatohepatitis, often termed the 'second hit', remain poorly understood [ 5- 7].
These are often termed lammas shoots.
