Importantly, our data show that both of these potential, and exemplary, means for wandering microglia to enhance neuronal excitability after SD occur when the movement of these cells is no longer inversely correlated to synaptic activity.
She could hardly, with this hasty endorsement, have picked a more powerful example of the potential contrast between exemplary female representation in an elite and women's self-determination as individuals.
Combining the SuBLiME and TCGA data allows identification of exemplary potential blood-based biomarkers of CRC, i.e., those loci heavily methylated in clinical CRC tissue and CRC cell lines, but not in matched normal colon tissue and also having no methylation in normal leukocytes.
The idea is that everyone has the potential to become morally exemplary, but, in real life, the capacity to make competent and morally justifiable political judgments varies among people, and an important task of the political system is to identify those with above-average ability.
In highly skilled categories, startups have greater potential for brand differentiation through exemplary service.
Whether you are a programmer who specializes in Javascript, a graphic designer who works on commissions, a plumber who is on call 24/7, or a copywriter who will write about anything at all, having an exemplary website where potential clients can evaluate your work is crucial to your online business success.
But it said Judge Lake did an "exemplary" job of questioning potential jurors, and that Mr. Skilling had received a fair trial.
In a region of Costa Rica that harbors 3 percent of the world's known biodiversity, a proposed international airport is eliciting concern about ecological consequences and potential damage to an existing and exemplary network of ecotourism lodges.
The paper along with the exemplary evidences highlights the potential for biometric technology, market value and prospects.
Since this cannot be carried out for all potential organisms, bamboo is used as an exemplary plant species.
