Again, EZH2α repressed many of these targets uniquely without apparent contribution from EZH2β.
If there is going to be a unique final analysis, each apparent name will have to be uniquely paired with a term for a complex.
Although obscured to some extent in Figure 6, which plots the proportion of all variant bases not just those above 15 in quality, it is apparent that sites uniquely returned by VarScan are those at which the variant proportion in the normal sample falls slightly below 20% (and above in the cancer sample).
The records paying him for the period covering both Marlowe's inquest and apparent demise reveal--uniquely--that he was "in the Queen's service all the aforesaid time".
With diverse combinations of hydrophobic tail lengths, head group terminals, and number of nitrogen atoms available in the head group, it is apparent that each surfactant will interact uniquely in the presence of NaCl.
The apparent three-dimensional locations of the seven reflections are uniquely determined by the three-dimensional position of the fly and the optical properties of the corner-cube reflector.
Adding, for each of us, the millions of uniquely randomized T- and B-cell receptor genes that encode our immune repertoires, it becomes apparent that at the level of DNA, immunogenomic profiles are what make us most unique.
While myositis is traditionally defined by the presence of muscle or skin inflammation, it is increasingly apparent that a subset of patients with myositis-associated antibodies presents either initially or uniquely with ILD.
So the festival offers a uniquely Andean trinity, combining worship of the Apus (mountain gods), Pachamama (the earth mother) and Jesus with no apparent sense of contradiction.
The important difference in this case, however, is that there is no apparent logical complexity that needs explaining: being Quine — or perhaps better, quineity — as it happens, simply holds essentially and uniquely of Quine.
