Mr. Izbicki's beliefs are probed intensely for inconsistencies and deviations from conservative Christian belief.
It is possible for physicality to reign, and for purely muscular performances to be exciting in a visceral way, just as it is possible for a probing, intensely analytical reading to strike a listener as revelatory.
The results show that for each probe the most intensely hybridizing DNA fragments, representing most of the copies of the repetitive unit, could be accounted for by reconstructing the restriction enzyme fragments from the aligned genomic clones.
The AQP1-Xpress probe also reacted intensely with many neurons, neuropil, and microglia in AD brains, suggesting that these cells and constituents might express the molecules with AQP1-binding epitopes (Fig. 7b, panel a).
The news that the long-standing rumours of the atrocities in the prison are now at the center of a major probe has been covered intensely by the Colombian media.
Probe KK3.4 (green fluorescence) labels intensely only one of the two genomes in A. agadiriana (Fig. 1a), to a slightly lesser extent, one of the two genomes in A. murphyi (Fig. 1b), and one of the three genomes in A. sterilis (Fig. 1c).
All have been intensely personal projects, probing questions of existence and the human condition.
Yet after only a month in charge of the England team, a book has been commissioned by Transworld probing the life of this intensely private man.
Natural feedback inhibitors can also serve as templates for chemically diverse, allosteric small molecule inhibitors, which are currently intensely sought as probes for chemical biology and chemical genetics, as regulators for synthetic biology, and as therapeutics for several diseases.
Molecules of YOYO-1 intercalated with duplex genomic DNA, as shown below, did not emit very intensely per molecule, as compared to those intercalated in probe:probe complexes.
His closeups were intensely close and ominous; he probed every corner of his modest sets with extraordinarily long and elaborate tracking shots.
