However, our results clearly argue against any such self-expertise.
2. The reconstruction was refined from all genetic, biochemical, and physiological data available for M. extorquens and related species, metabolic (Metacyc, KEGG) and transporter (TCDB, http://www.tcdb.org/) databases, and from self-expertise on methylotrophy (Additional file 1).
Lothar Koenigs, a late replacement for James Levine, conducts with self-effacing expertise.
Participants with self-perceived expertise in geography prompted assertions of familiarity with nonexistent places.
Eichmann emerges as a different kind of "Specialist": the title refers to his self-proclaimed "expertise" at "emigration".
Look at any prospectus by a market research company and there immediately emerges a self-proclaimed expertise on concept research.
In ridiculous mid-calf shorts and baseball cap he enthuses about the history of building and monuments (history being another of his areas of self-declared expertise).
Economic relationships from regional trade pacts to multilateral institutions are likely to become fodder for Trump's self-proclaimed expertise as a deal maker.
Otto co-founder Anthony Levandowski, one of the founding fathers of Google's autonomous technology, will join Uber instantly infusing self-driving expertise into the company's efforts and accelerating its development of autonomous systems.
"Too much money!" And this is arguably Farage's most endearing quality, in an age of professional politicians whose self-styled expertise has left the entire world wondering where experts have got us: his absolute refusal to mystify his work.
Mr. Safire called himself a pundit — the word, with its implication of self-appointed expertise, might have been coined for him — and his politics "libertarian conservative," which he defined as individual freedom and minimal government.
