Therefore, caproyl units degraded faster in matrices without drug than in matrices with pharmaceutical agent (which characterized more significant decrease of caproyl units after 182 days).
We can easily find a content of the subject's perception that is a content of the very same perceptual state but which characterizes it more narrowly: the subject sees the facing surface of the apple, and it is by virtue of seeing the facing surface that she sees the apple as a whole.
This is due to the presence of one prevalent Y-chromosome haplogroup, the J1-M267, which alone characterizes more than 80% of the Marsh Y-chromosome gene pool.
If we say it is the world of matter, or the world of atoms, we are left behind by modern physics, which characterizes the world in far more abstract terms.
These extended definitions of attributable risk account for the additional temporal dimension which characterizes exposure-response associations, providing more appropriate attributable measures in the presence of dependencies characterized by potentially complex temporal patterns.
This aspect is retained in the view of Lewis 1996, which characterizes a contextualist approach that is more similar to quantifiers and modals.
Paul Nolte, a history professor in Berlin who leans toward the Christian Democrats but is also critical of them, retorted that it was hard to blame Ms. Merkel for the national mood, which he characterized more as "wait-and-see," even as Germany enjoys low unemployment rates and relatively high wages envied by many of its European neighbors.
More surprising is the overall theme of this attack, which characterizes the congenial senator as enraged and wrathful, and her position as petty and irrational.
In this way, the differential coexpression value (dC) was summarized at the level of biological pathway, which characterized transcriptomic behaviors from a more systematic viewpoint than at the gene level.
Based on the result of EN, we selected SNPs with non-zero coefficients Linear discriminant analysis (LDA) is used to find linear combinations of features which characterize or discriminate two or more classes.
