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The present study was to characterise the properties of bovine endocardium endothelial cells (BEEC)-associated apyrase.

rhynchichthys The late postlarval stage of Holocentridae characterised by the presence of rostral, preopercular, opercular and supraoccipital spines and a silvery colour.

terminal male Supermale, the dominant male, e.g. seen in members of the Labridae and Scaridae and characterised by a distinctive colour pattern. Also called terminal phase male.

Mr Carboni characterises the city's attitude, in his catalogue essay, as “an almost perfect balance of religious esprit, chameleonic diplomacy and an unsentimentally practical mercantile system.

Both groups are Nuer, but hate each other with a grimness that has come to characterise relations between many pastoralist peoples in Africa.

The novel is characterised by its vivid descriptions and engaging plot.

Her leadership style is characterised by its inclusivity and transparency.

The city is characterised by its bustling markets and vibrant nightlife.

The artist's work is characterised by bold colors and abstract shapes.

His speeches are characterised by passion and eloquence.

The company's culture is characterised by innovation and collaboration.

The cuisine of this region is characterised by spicy flavors and aromatic herbs.

The film is characterised by its stunning cinematography and powerful performances.

The play is characterised by witty dialogue and clever plot twists.

The artist's style is characterised by a blend of traditional and contemporary techniques.

How would you characterise the way he was being with her?

Mr de Montebello has been characterised as a connoisseur; a curator's director.

The times he describes as less happy are characterised by disconnection from other people.

So that's really what characterises what we call Seasonal Affective Disorder known as 'winter blues'.

If you know the diameter of the sphere you can characterise the entire dimension of the

Mario is characterised by his short height and his chubby shape, of course without forgetting about his characteristic moustache.

Gluttony may not fuel ambition but it could well be a side-effect of the hierarchies that characterise companies.

What characterises ultra-processed foods is that they are so altered that it can be hard to recognise the underlying ingredients.

His triumphs were characterised by the completion of small steps.

Britain is characterised not just by its independence but, above all, by its openness.