Fame was used to validate lives of hectic vacancy -- nightclubbing, house parties, fancy-dress balls -- remembered now mainly in the form of old black and white news shots and, of course, poignant and extravagant belongings.
A number of the height and weight-based equations in question have been validated for living humans [6].
At baseline, the level of self-care behavior was evaluated using the extensively tested and validated Minnesota Living with Heart Failure Questionnaire (MLHFQ) [ 26, 27].
5-CO2H-ZP1 is a representative member of the Zinpyr family of zinc sensors, which have zinc dissociation constants (Kd-Zn) that span several orders of magnitude and have been extensively validated in living systems.
Another fusion gene, the tksr39-rl (tksr39 is a mutant version of tk [ 8]), was also validated in living mice bearing transduced tumor xenografts by microPET and bioluminescence imaging (BLI) [ 9].
We will first discuss the features that are already in production and were thus also validated during live operations, followed by theoretical validation of the features currently being developed.
We have taken advantage of a new method for visualizing bacterial proteins in intact cells based on the first clonable tag for electron microscopy recently validated in live bacteria [17].
Extensive exploration in this field has yielded an array of small-molecule zinc probes with diverse photophysical and zinc-binding properties that have been validated in live cells, tissues, and animals.
Through examining such issues, the author argues for the development of multimodal pedagogies that can supplement and validate the lived experiences of the writing student who regularly move between different national, cultural, and educational contexts.
These and other reports validate the lived experiences of Black girls who are being abused in and out of schools.
It is a heaviness comprised of both dread and a deep understanding that within these types of discussion, students of color have to explain and validate our lived experiences to classmates with whom we feel a deep cultural dissonance.
