Expertise in our group of 10 was identified, discussions were short and sharp, pros and cons were clearly laid out, there was little hesitation making decisions.
The substitution at Asn355 (N355Q) did not eliminate the smeared bands, while the mutation at Asn160, alone (N160Q) or together with Asn355 (N160Q/N355Q), led to a sharp pro-TGase band (Fig. 2a).
Vaughters, president of the International Association of Professional Cycling Teams (AIGCP) and manager of the Garmin-Sharp pro cycling team, spoke out as the Lance Armstrong affair continues to damage the sport's reputation.
Their paper has drawn sharp reactions pro and con from linguists and animal communication experts.
I will try a couple one-way exactas, keying sharp old pro Stringent (5-2) over a pair of horses who figure to do their best running from off the pace in Run Macho Run (4-1) and Baby Bear's Soup (4-1).
Pro 64 is also said to be sharper than Pro 100, with finer grain to boot.
Densitometric analysis was performed on the sharper bands (pro- α1 and α2) and showed that cells treated with concentrations of 1 × 10 plt/ μL and 2 × 10 plt/ μL produced approximately 10 times more collagen than untreated cells.
The final days of the campaign were also punctuated by a sharp swing in pro-Beijing local media organizations, which began giving prominence to Mr. Leung.
There would be great disappointment too, felt as a sharp sting by pro-Europeans but also as a slow burn by sceptics.
Tajik lawmakers have voted to grant the president, Emomali Rahmon, and his family life-long immunity from prosecution, drawing sharp criticism from pro-democracy campaigners.
In a sharp rebuke to pro-nuclear advocates who have argued that the accident produced very few extra cancers, it argues that it is wrong to focus solely on cancer as an outcome of Chernobyl.
