"There are things that we don't understand yet that we need to characterize before we move forward," Himeda said. .
As we have seen (§2.4), nobody has yet provided a satisfactory scheme that characterizes successful analogical arguments.
The following table lists some proposals which we discuss some more below: Yet another well-known semantics that characterizes preferential consequence relations makes use of conditional probabilities.
What she played were some of Schumann's more inscrutable pieces; beautiful and mysterious, yet lacking the fiery pathos that characterizes much of his music.
Yet it possessed the features that characterize most modern helicopters: a single main three-bladed rotor, with collective pitch, and a tail rotor.
Ms. Gerring's dancers make this interesting — this company really has a shared sense of idiom — but without yet creating the original drama that characterized "Lichtung/Clearing".
The mechanism can even be predicted for enzymes that have not yet been characterized or that lack structural information.
However, there is a recognized propensity for HPV DNA integration to occur in or near fragile sites, translocation breakpoint sites, oncogenes or the coding regions of as yet poorly characterized genes that may have relevance to cancer progression [ 59- 65].
Neither the receptive nor the non-receptive conformation has been structurally defined yet, so that they are characterized solely by their kinetic parameters.
The latter metagenomic analyses generated a baseline of over 3 million, mainly bacterial, genes present in the human gastrointestinal tract (Qin et al., 2010; Brown et al., 2013) and demonstrated that the majority of the gastrointestinal microorganisms contain genomes that have not yet been characterized (Qin et al., 2010; Le Chatelier et al., 2013).
The results from the recA superfamily analyses indicated that there are indeed phylogenetically novel subfamilies of housekeeping genes in metagenomic data that have not yet been characterized.
