The low abundance of Elongins C and B in association with both representative Type 2B mutant pVHL proteins may represent a limited quantity of stable complete VBC complex.
They include the most representative types of gene expression data, as well as tools representing some of the most common gene expression analysis activities.
Yet he has avoided falling into the trap of peopling his microcosm with representative types.
Mr. Robinson, William McDonald wrote in The New York Times, "has avoided falling into the trap of peopling his microcosm with representative types".
The people in these stories -- with the exception of the narrator of "Calling," the strongest tale in this volume -- feel oddly synthetic as well, as though they were somehow representative types: generic adulterers, generic sufferers of midlife crises.
My favorite bit is in the "Devices" chapter, when Mullan catalogues the way novelists deploy names: Even novelists who do not specialize in caricatures or representative types use names with connotations.
It might be argued that in rejecting the institutions of marriage and family, while taking himself – a quasi-closeted gay artist in hypocritical late-Victorian England – as the representative type of the coming age, Wilde was genuinely prophetic.
With Aleksandr Yakovlevich Tairov, director of the Kamerny Theatre, Meyerhold developed the Formalist style, in which representative types replaced individual characters amid Constructivist settings of gaunt scaffolding supporting bare platforms, with every strut and bolt exposed to view.
The appeal of the young hero and heroine whose families, the Montagues and the Capulets, respectively, are implacable enemies is such that they have become, in the popular imagination, the representative type of star-crossed lovers.
Smart watches are a representative type of fitness tracking wearables (Chittenden 2017).
