In 2012 we are still making heavy weather of variants on the subject of stepping in or out of the closet.
It's the subject of Stepping into the Fire (2011), which for all intents and purposes stands as a shining endorsement of the hurl-your-lungs-out trip.
The full-length membrane protein tyrosine kinase 7 (pseudokinasekinane, an important component of the planar cell polarity and the Wnt canonical and non-canonical pathways, is a subject of step-wise proteolysis in cells and tissues.
The average/ unit of total costs (health-related, non-health-related) in subjects on step 3 of the analgesic ladder was €5764.1 versus €2686.9 (P < 0.001).
This was one of three stories recently featured in a Dutch Journal of Medicine paper on the subject of a "Step-by-step approach to rectal corpus alienum".
A new approximate technique developed by Mansour and Hussein [1] has been used to solve a non-linear differential equation model that describes the underdamped and the overdamped motion of systems subjected to step function excitation.
Actin filament networks containing α-actinin and filamin were subjected to step deformations of increasing amplitude (Fig. 4, A and B).
PEARS has been the subject of prospective step-wise evaluation, and has undergone formal technology appraisal by the NICE for use in the British National Health Service.
Perhaps the novel's unremarkable subject matter was out of step with the upheavals of its time; certainly its restrained, delicate brand of realism was out of fashion.
Carter was most of a decade older than the others, born a few months into the Second World War rather than after it, and her Freudian-influenced, "mythic" subject matter was out of step with their more postmodern concerns, their explorations of language, narrative, and representation.
"I'm very conscious of the fact that my views, on a couple of subjects, are out of step — not just with our audience but with most other people in America," he says.
