The Twitter attack, which has now become another high-profile example of why Twitter may serve as a breaking news outlet, but not a trustworthy one, came less than an hour after AP staff received "an impressively disguised phishing email" – at least, according to AP reporter Mike Baker, who shared this detail on Twitter.
Then follows an equally predictable media outpouring, with round-the-clock coverage on cable, lengthy accounts in the serious papers, harrowing profiles of the victims, and why-oh-why editorials aplenty.
This article reviews the pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and toxicological profiles of docetaxel, and explains why there exists an ethnic difference in dose, and further discusses which direction we should go forward to solve this problem.
My colleague Laurie Goodstein has written a lovely profile of Sister Sherman explaining why she sings and why many of her peers appreciate her music.
David A. Harris, a professor of law and values at the University of Toledo College of Law and the author of "Profiles in Injustice: Why Racial Profiling Cannot Work" (The New Press, 2002), said a number of other cities and states had put policies against racial profiling into writing in the past two years.
Like for module 29 and SRF, the expression profile of TCF12 is highly divergent from the expression profiles of module 18 genes, explaining why this gene was not selected as module gene or regulator (data not shown).
"We're looking at the career profile of millennials -- why do they make the choices they do in the labor market, and how we can ask and empower more millennials to pursue impact careers".
Magazines do profiles of TV and film stars, so why not profile celebrities on the, arguably, just as relevant medium of the Internet?
Even as the years went on, she said, everyone in town had a theory, "amateur profiles" of who the B.T.K. killer was, why he would do what he did and how the police would catch him.
To investigate the reason why, we generated profiles of all three genes.
