The possibility that Victor Frankenstein's problems may have their source in his unrequited, even unacknowledged, attraction to his Oxford chum is the one wholly post-Romantic theme Ackroyd adds to the story.
It is therefore plausible that the IGF-1-mediated induction of fatty acid and cholesterol biosynthesis pathways elaborately delineated by Brown and coworkers [ 15] is likely to operate by a wholly post-transcriptional process and occurs as an early stimulatory event in IGF-1 treated myoblasts that are devoid of any significant transcriptional expression of SREBPs.
Another week, another wholly unnecessary, post-audition audition episode of "American Idol," because the judges are apparently unqualified to accurately measure talent until they've heard a contestant sing at least eight times in four different venues.
Flowering plant development is wholly reliant on growth from meristems, which contain totipotent cells that give rise to all post-embryonic organs in the plant.
Colonial perceptions of land tenure were wholly embraced by post-independence governments; this included perceiving rangelands as idle and unproductive under the communal land tenure system, just like their predecessors had assumed.
For example; John Lewis enjoyed positive trading results with a significant proportion being attributed to their online channel and Boohoo Group with their wholly online offerings posted some of the strongest results in the entire industry.
Galás's post "is wholly inaccurate and offensive," Davis's spokesperson told the Hollywood Reporter.
The email thread, which an alumnus forwarded to The Huffington Post, was wholly free of any support for the change.
Lehzen put the nursery in the hands of a Mrs. Southey, a Mrs. Roberts, and Sir James Clark, despite Albert's objections that Clark was wholly unsuited to the post, having already discredited himself during the affair of Lady Flora Hastings a year previously.
Attacks on those hidden military posts are wholly legitimate, officials said — but there is always a chance that Colonel Qaddafi might be inside one of them.
Currently the Post Office is wholly owned by Royal Mail, but the two will be separated as a result of the Postal Services Bill.
