In this case, each context would uniquely identify ("sum up") the current history.
He must have known this would be the collection that would uniquely represent him.
This would be uniquely suited for providing stretch-mediated effects for various cell-types within the tendon-to-muscle tissue transition.
We conducted RNA-seq on control and HP1E-depleted testes, reasoning that loss of heterochromatin organizing protein would uniquely perturb the global transcriptional readout from this specialized genome compartment.
The Bertillon system, or bertillonage, as it became known (or anthropometry, or signaletics), consisted of a series of measurements that would uniquely identify an individual.
But firms often retain a "back door" for their own use – to automatically scan emails for key terms used to target advertising, for example – and that can complicate claims that law enforcement access would uniquely invade a user's privacy.
We hypothesized that although both interventions would elicit short- and long-term improvement across pain-related outcomes, the cognitively-focused CBT protocol would uniquely influence pain catastrophizing.
Finally, we provide an estimate on the minimum number of moments necessary to obtain statistical significant data that would uniquely determine the dynamics of the underlying stochastic chemical kinetic system.
Based on the described rheological properties it is suggested that binary gels composed of mass ratios of HEC to NaCMC of either 3.6: 2.4 or 2.4: 3.6 would be acceptable as OVD and would uniquely offer duality of function.
Thanks to innovative instrumentation at a vantage point that provides the most suitable perspective view of the Sun Earth system, INSTANT would uniquely track the whole chain of fundamental processes driving space weather at Earth.
The compact and ordered structure of the spiral facet is also enticing for deriving from it a kind of a signature or a "faceprint" that would uniquely define a facial surface instance.
