Give her compliments that uniquely describe her.
Kentucky's reputation as a place uniquely suited to producing top racehorses because of its natural abundance can be traced as far back as 1784, when John Filson published The Discovery, Settlement, and Present State of Kentucke.
The midgut is a uniquely tractable model to study adaptive growth; not only can gene expression be manipulated and lineages traced at single-cell and whole-tissue levels, but complete population counts of all cell types are possible.
Although the history of term limits can be traced back to ancient Greece, it is far from clear the idea is in fact a uniquely Western one.
In comparison, hyperpolarized magnetic resonance imaging (HP MRI) contrast media are uniquely free from the above shortcomings because nonradioactive nuclei such as C in naturally occurring metabolites are being traced.
However, labelling rapidly dividing heterogeneous cell populations in E5.5 7.5 mouse embryos runs the risk of reporter systems marking a mix of epiblast, mesodermal, blood and endothelial progenitors and a method to uniquely label epiblast cells and trace their progeny in vivo remains elusive.
In the current Ebola epidemic, contact tracing has been uniquely challenging due to the sheer numbers of cases and, thus, contacts; at one point, there were almost 4,000 contacts being monitored in Guinea spread over half of the country's 33 prefectures.
In this section, after describing the ray tracing, phase maps are uniquely constructed for typical electron density profiles observed by the Luna.
We also checked the accuracy of the mapping process by tracing the identity of the uniquely mapped reads (represented by different file paths).
The fear potentiated startle data show that cortisol intake 240 min before actual fear acquisition (slow cort) uniquely strengthened subsequent trace conditioned memory.
