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These sites show stereospecificity, organ and subcellular distribution, and structure activity relationships reminiscent of other synaptic membrane receptors which have been characterised by ligand binding2,3.

The message said: "These students were involved in organising or leading the repeated serious disruption of campus through occupations, which have been characterised by intimidating behaviour, theft, damage and violence".

He has served the BBC with distinction in a number of different executive roles – all of which have been characterised by his energy, creativity and commitment to public service.

The rise of male behaviours and tastes which have been characterised as metrosexual has been made possible in large part by the decline in the stigma attached to male homosexuality.

The chemical identity of synthesised compounds has been confirmed by 1H-, 13C-NMR and HR MS with the exception of TOC conjugates, which have been characterised by HPLC and HRMS.

Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso has finished second to Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel in three of the last four years, seasons which have been characterised by Ferrari's inability to build a car as fast as the Red Bull.

First, semi-crystalline cellulose was mechanically treated by ball milling to render an amorphous powder, which has been characterised.

And yet we should expect nothing less from the west's attitude towards Latin America, which has been characterised by this kind of hypocrisy for centuries.

Obama's remarks are likely to anger Democratic senators on the committee, who have been publicly calling on the president to get involved in the controversy, which has been characterised by bad feeling on both sides.

Up to four senior BBC executives are to leave senior jobs in the management cull, which has been characterised by BBC insiders as the "week of the long knives".

The attack comes in the final months of Barack Obama's presidency, which has been characterised by the liberal use of drone strikes against US enemies hiding out in Pakistan's wild tribal region.