Alternatively, shattered chromosomes result from chromothripsis and chromoanasynthesis.
And in judging a candidate's ability to learn, you don't have to require evidence of earth-shattering results.
YS says, "It never really occurred to me to work under the influence, and now I feel I probably should at some point, but I bet it wouldn't produce any earth-shattering results.
Further efforts are needed to investigate the temporal order of chromothripsis and non-chromothripsis events in complex samples, and to substantiate the existence of a dichotomy between "one-off" chromothripsis and other classes of localized genome shattering events, all resulting in clustered genomic copy number aberrations.
The power law is expected to be achieved as a result coagulation, shattering, and sputtering processes (e.g., Jones et al., 1996).
In "Learning to Heal," a 1985 history of the medical-education system, Kenneth Ludmerer, examining the Civil War era, writes, "Delusions of an erudite medical profession were shattered by the results of the written examinations of the military medical boards".
The results shatter the "classic view" that contaminants in remote, coastal lakes only come from the atmosphere, says biogeochemist David Schindler of the University of Alberta in Canada.
This results in droplet shattering, causing fine atomization and rapid combustion of the remaining fuel.
Shakespearean tragedy is easily tipped into comedy - although with seemingly serious consequences, when a duel between Gnomeo and Tybalt results in Tybalt shattering.
But in the nation's leadoff New Hampshire primary, McCarthy received 42percentt of the vote while President Lyndon B. Johnson couldn't quite get to 50percentt -- results that were shattering for LBJ.
