For FGL2 as the focus gene a similar pattern emerged, including an expanded cluster of signature enrichments related to interferon responses, including some derived from models of viral infection, and an additional association with monocyte/macrophage-derived signatures.
By the 1930s each team had theme songs, some derived from popular American tunes.
Through the 50s, their pots were decorated in abstract designs and with flora and fauna, some derived from the lyrical watercolours that Marianne had created in the US.
In the past she has paired images of landscapes -- turbulent waterfalls, mountains -- with figures and abstract symbols, some derived from Native American sources.
Both H. habilis and H. rudolfensis are transitional, with some primitive and some derived characteristics of later Homo species.
His style is synthetic, a repertoire of finesses — some derived from manuscript illumination, which was then the most common mode of painting, and some from the advanced modelling of bodies and drapery found in the sculpture of the time.
The old craft standbys like ceramics, wood, glass, metal, fiber and fabric play important roles, but so do advanced new techniques and media, some derived from medical and computer technology.
Those old craft standbys like ceramics, wood, glass, metal, fiber and fabric play important roles, but so do advanced new techniques and mediums, some derived from medical and computer technology.
Mr. Duquette said that horse meat, some derived from American animals processed abroad, was eaten widely around the world without health problems.
The 40-ton bodies of sperm whales could yield dozens of barrels, some derived from blubber and the rest, the most precious kind, spermaceti, from the whale's head.
But can constitutional principles, even broadly construed, include some derived from George Washington's presidency, or Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech, as Amar suggests?
