She has also underscored BBC2's status as a mixed-genre channel aimed at the 35-and-over age-group, and says it would have been wrong to have turned it into a factual channel.
That sort of positivity and casual regard for life's challenges has underscored 2 Chainz' renaissance from Atlanta trap scenester to hip-hop's favorite rapper.
In terms of the current manuscript, however, the findings from this research on SURGE Next underscore (1) the importance of incentivizing prediction/anticipation and (2) the emphasis of learning gains on intuitive understanding.
During the in-class discussion, the instructors annotated the slides to capture key points of the conversation and to underscore 1) the importance of incorporating mutation and 2) structures to which the mutation should connect.
However, in the 2006 book "Colleges That Change Lives," Loren Pope underscores 40 small, less-selective liberal arts institutions, which he believes are exceptional.
N-grams are coded by replacing the spaces between words with an underscore [50].
The study underscores H5N1's ability to infect multiple mammal species, which is unusual for strains that circulate in birds.
Most importantly, we delineate novel tumor-suppressive mechanisms of WIF1 that underscore WIF1 as a potential anticancer therapeutic agent.
These results underscore Kv10.1 as a potential tool in the tailored management of brain metastases and probably of glioblastoma multiforme as well.
The double-stranded oligonucleotides used for EMSA were derived from the dihydrofolate reductase promoter, an E2F1 consensus site, and the sequences were as follows (23): nonmutated 5′AGCTTCTAGTGCAA TTTCGCGCCandCTTGG3′ and 5′AATTCCAAGTTT GGCGCGAAATTGCACTAGA3′ (E2F site underscored); mutated 5′AGCTTCTAGTGCAATT GCTCGandAACTTGG3′ and 5′AATTCCAAGTTGGTCG AGCAATTGCACTAGA3′ (mutated bases underscored).
As a result, it is increasingly being applied in P4P programs, and its importance is widely underscored [ 17, 88, 93].
