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The environment in the Patel house was, also quite uniquely, one of morals but not religion, something unheard of in those days.
She is beautiful, superlative and uniquely one of a kind.
Uniquely, one end of the stadium is completely open, giving a view of the city's dique (small lake) and, at night, the twinkling lights of the favelas.
MRC-5 and HFF shared a large fraction of DEG; only a minor fraction of DEG was identified uniquely in one of the cell lines (bars on the right in Figure 3).
We identified an average of 3110 peptides per sample in total lysates that mapped uniquely to one of 950 proteins and an average of 4001 peptides in purified mt fractions that uniquely mapped to 750 proteins.
This scheme permitted us to code all students uniquely into one of the three categories.
Thus, we first distinguished between locus-specific tags (tags mapping to both copies of a gene locus) and locus copy-specific tags (tags mapping uniquely to one of two homeologous copies).
By chance, we landed on one of those uniquely animated patches of earth that people just don't leave: our quartier, rough, cheap, drunken (by the eternal Rue de Bouteille), violent (three Saturday night deaths in a row), but ancient and alive.
On 80% of the trials, each of the contexts was uniquely paired with one of the target locations; on the other 20% of the trials, each of the contexts was randomly paired with the remaining target locations.
Among these, 32 transcripts were uniquely expressed in one-year-old roots, while seven were uniquely expressed in one of three tissues of six-year-old roots, including, one, one, and five uniquely expressed transcripts in the main root body, lateral roots, and rhizomes, respectively.
