Their presence could reflect a role for ESCRT-III in creating outwardly-directed vesicles known as ectosomes that bud from the plasma membrane (Stein and Luzio, 1991; Nabhan et al., 2012; Choudhuri et al., 2014; Jimenez et al., 2014).
He's a musical genius who's lived one of the craziest lives imaginable and known plenty of darkness, but outwardly, at least, he's maintained a quality of straightforward good cheer.
I have never known them to do it outwardly.
Relying on this method, Taussig noticed common beat patterns in the malformed hearts of infant patients who outwardly displayed a cyanotic hue and hence were known as "blue babies".
Kate, while outwardly more compliant than Margaret, had slyly made her personality known to the team.
PCD is interesting for stigma research as it defies some conentional concepts associated with stigma, as little is known about PCD in the general population, and the outwardly noticeable signs are similar to those of bronchitis or a common cold, and yet our results suggest some people with PCD feel stigmatised and isolated, the barrier of isolation also extending to the medical profession.
Asked if even he would be on edge about selection after such a devastating loss, there was no sense of immunity to being dropped, but also no indication, outwardly at least, he knew what was coming.
Though not outwardly addressed we must know that the families of people like Elizabeth Edwards and Steve Jobs found themselves having to navigate these emotionally difficult waters.
Posada, known as a proud and emotional player, often wore those sentiments outwardly, especially after his final game last October.
Since TRPM channel activities are known to be inhibited by La3+ [18], we tested whether the outwardly-rectifying current of the excretory cell can be inhibited by La3+.
