Over the years that I have remained in a 12-step program, I've seen priests, rabbis, combat fighter pilots, cops, championship athletes, entrepreneurs and countless others with strong moral character and unusual courage rendered totally powerless to break their drinking and drug habits on their own -- not even when they faced ruination, insanity, imprisonment and death.
This unusual modification renders the soluble ATG8 proteins membrane-bound and serves as an identifier for the isolation membrane (Ichimura et al., 2000).
Lawyers representing the death row inmates are certain to seize on events in Arkansas as further evidence of the problems of midazolam, which as a sedative and not an anaesthetic, is an unusual agent for rendering individuals unconscious.
For his soundtrack, Peck rerecorded hit Congolese pop songs that Lumumba (and he) danced to in the '60s, including the infectious theme song of the period, "The Independence Cha-Cha-Cha". Peck has developed an unusual method for rendering cinematic truth.
This unusual visual rendering of a city in crisis, one meant to suggest that terrible things still happen in prosperous environs, is one of the more distinctive elements of a series (beginning Sunday on NBC) that operates energetically within the conventions of the superhero story.
Echoing President Bartlet's undisclosed MS in The West Wing, Kane learns impassively of the disorder's symptoms, the cruellest of which will affect his speech, rendering it "unusual, nonsensical, with unconscious repetition, loss of words".
Indeed, axons have high metabolic demands and unusual length that renders them susceptible to oxidative damage, ischaemia or mitochondrial defects, as seen in multiple sclerosis (Lassmann, 2011) or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Shi et al., 2010).
Burj Khalifa in Dubai, completed in 2009 and currently the tallest building in the world at 828 metres, has no damper at all because earthquakes are not expected in the region and its unusual design renders it immune to the resonance effects of wind.
This unusual characteristic renders the identification of orthologous V1r pairs, if existent at the functional level, difficult to perform with certainty, even in species as closely related as mice and rats.
