Of the genes showing enhanced expression in iAsIII-, MMAIII-, or DMAIII-exposed cells, the expression of 15 of 29 (51.7%), 4 of 9 (44.4%), and 18 of 28 (64.3%), respectively, was enhanced uniquely by this one agent.
It will not only feature "new high-quality matt cover stock", but the refreshed magazine's first issue (which hits newsstands on Wednesday, 9 October) also sports a clean, bold cover design that concentrates uniquely on one feature, in this case the return of David Bowie.
Uniquely, this approach allows one to spatially resolve the acid site distribution, directly relevant to the catalytic performance rather than aluminum content, as in the case of other techniques.
While many of tracks in the history of club music utilize sex to hit a variety of our pleasure points, this one uniquely captures that feeling of bliss we're all searching for on the dancefloor.
About 30 Mercedes SSK models were built from 1928 to 1932, and this one is uniquely styled and drop-dead elegant.
Out of the myriad ethical issues plaguing Trump's White House, from Kellyanne Conway shilling clothes on TV to the president constantly bringing the press to his own hotels, this one is uniquely galling because it could mean breaking a campaign pledge and sticking it to voters in a state he won last November.
The portfolio manager said she had weathered some tough financial cycles, "but this one has been uniquely disabling".
"This one is so uniquely different we are almost rewriting the communications manual as we are going," Mr. Doke said.
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My own story is unique, and uniquely American, at one and the same time.
