These include protein-binding microarrays (PBMs), which characterize in vitro binding specificities of TFs for relatively short DNA sequences [ 5], and chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP -based methods, whiChIP -basedll-type specific fashion, can methodsome-whichbinding locations of TFs, provided that the relevant antibodies are available [ 6].
However, department spokeswoman Jessica Smith pointed to guidance letters drafted by federal prosecutors in California, Illinois and Arizona which characterized dispensaries, in general, as drug traffickers.
In this innovative approach, the FRAGSTATS model was employed to calculate landscape indices, which characterized landscape in term of its fragmentation, shape and diversity.
"To courage of the brightest order, both moral and philosophical, he united the energy, decision, and intellectual power which characterized him in civil administration.
The chi-squared independence test (greatest reliability level) and parametric t-test were used for analysis of indicators, which characterized individuals in both comparative groups.
Zaki sent the virus to Ron Fouchier's virology group at Erasmus MC in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, which characterized it further in a paper published in m Bio in November.
Paterson's Performance" (editorial, May 9), which characterized Joe Scarborough as a "leader in the Republican attack squad".
(The claim that the company lost $6 million last year is highly misleading. It is true only under OTB's conveniently creative accounting, which characterizes $17 million in annual revenue from a surcharge on winning bets as a dividend rather than income).
The family of mappings {f i}i ∈ I can be shown to define a PTS which characterizes bC in a decidable way (cf. Carnielli et al. 2008).
It uses three visibility maps which characterize complexity in terms of textures, diversity of gradient orientations, and presence of high contrast.
