Recently, we demonstrated that mice carrying a missense mutation in CD36, termed oblivious, had a reduced response to specific TLR2 ligands, lipoteichoic acids (LTA) and macrophage activating lipoprotein-2 (MALP-2), but responded normally to the synthetic lipopeptides, Pam3CSK4 and Pam2CSK4 [16].
The term blindness (or oblivious) is generally used in cryptography to define a detection process independent of any side information.
Lines like, "A woman is nothing if she's not making a great man greater" skewered Aaron Sorkin's portrayal of women and, as Klein said, "It made him apologize for his own show!" 5. Neil Casey wrote the "Hello M'lady" sketch that finally coined a term for clingy, oblivious male friends.
Since the 1970s voters have tended to like initiatives that promise better schools, new hospitals or tougher prison terms, but they are oblivious to the costs involved.
None of those entities were banks (a specific legal and regulatory term), but this report seems oblivious to the implications.
Ribosome biogenesis gene expression responded rapidly to changes in the environments but was rather oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.
Simultaneous monitoring of gene expression and growth rate in continuous cultures further confirmed that ribosome biogenesis genes responded rapidly to changes in the environments but were oblivious to longer-term changes in growth rate.
This should go a long way to curb bankers' penchant to take on any bet — no matter how enormous its risks — to reap short-term profits and "earn" a large bonus, oblivious to what may happen afterward.
Undergraduates, you may at first think I am out of my mind with the title of this blog post, or blissfully oblivious of your end-of-term travails.
It seems like ever since the Good Friday Agreement, the sort of hopefully oblivious mind-set that bred terms like "the Troubles" has spread well past its Republican foundation into the world at large.
