Carroll duly had a shave and came out of retirement, and then shacked up in a big mansion with a billionaire and her slightly odd adopted family – they're a bit like the Brady Bunch but even more sinister.
More recent medicine has tended to weaken this slightly by adopting what Green (2007, ch, 2) calls an 'actuarial' model of disease.
To enter, Casey claimed to be slightly older, adopting his brother's 7 June birthday.
At a time when his trademark "you ain't heard nothin' yet" has been slightly paraphrased and adopted by our presidential candidates, and when his image can be seen in a current Hollywood film, Jolson's relevance is clear.
In Section 3, we found that the height of the disk changes very slightly with the adopted wind parameter t*, as in the case of the temperature not being affected appreciably by t*.
Today, however, the risk of war has diminished somewhat -- at least through this election year in the U.S. -- as talks have finally gotten under way between the major powers and Iran, and as both have adopted (slightly) more accommodating stances.
Zinn rejected alternate sites outside the Chicago area, and the Army found a new site for the laboratory's permanent home about 5 miles away in DuPage County, Illinois, which became known as Site D. Under Zinn, the Argonne National Laboratory adopted slightly more progressive hiring practices than other contemporary institutions.
This strategy had the advantage of exploring the use of the method under less controlled conditions, in which individual investigators adopted slightly different methodologies and strategies.
It is likely that HbpR proteins with these mutations in their A-domains adopted slightly different local configurations than wild-type, as was demonstrated from circular dichroism scans of purified proteins (Fig. 5), but Western results did not indicate that this misfolded the protein completely (Fig. 4).
It must also be noted that most related studies have adopted slightly different definitions of DNA-binding residues.
