Characteristic for these is that they rely on reconstruction of the control-flow graph (CFG), which characterizes all possible execution paths of the program.
Needless to say, each dish reflects the intense drive for perfection which characterizes all of Wolf's and Lee's endeavors.
As a consequence of splicing, KLF6-SV1 loses both the C-terminus C2H2 three zinc finger (ZF) domain, which characterizes all KLF proteins, as well as the adjacent 5' basic region (5BR), a putative nuclear localization signal (NLS).
Flawed research methods, which characterized all research designs, define a third barrier.
Another factor influencing willingness to culture was exposure to non-traditional life beyond the islands, which characterized all early adopters.
63 A hypercoagulable state, which characterizes all patients with brain tumors, is attributed to the prothrombotic properties of the neoplastic cells through the production of procoagulant.
Because of the lack of a respiratory siphon which characterizes all Anopheles species, An. bellator feed at the air-water interface, whilst Cx. imitator feeds mainly in the water column, as do other Culex species [ 36].
In the late 60s, Buren began using the term "in situ," referring to the practice of creating works specifically for certain locales or settings, a concept which would eventually characterize all of his future works.
This overall expression pattern is indicative of an anti-apoptotic phenotype, which characterizes virtually all cancers.
Let us first define the probe-specific and the mean degradation ratio averaged over all probes of the array, (2) d g,k ≡ S g,k S g target and d= d g,k all probes, all genes respectively, which characterize the decrease of the transcript concentration due to the degradation effect.
