polymorphically

polymorphically

(ˌpɒlɪˈmɔːfɪklɪ)
adv
in a polymorphic manner
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One possible explanation could be a lower extent of glucuronidation for the two female subjects than modeled, as important enzymes for glucuronidation can be expressed polymorphically (Hanioka et al.
As this epoxide appears to be detoxified mainly by enzymatic reactions, involving microsomal epoxide hydrolase (EPHX) and/or GSH-S-transferases and these enzymes are polymorphically expressed in humans [18], arene oxide toxicity is increased when EPHX or GSH S-transferases is either defective or inhibited or a depletion of intracellular glutathione levels is taking place.
Rather, the filmic space is subversive in allowing an almost polymorphically perverse oscillation between possible roles, creating a radically broadened freedom of identification" (23).
Sound is treated as polymorphically as vision, echoing their creative interplay in the genre epitomised by Disney's 'Silly Symphonies'.
Many of the antiretrovirals (NNRTIs/PIs) are metabolized by polymorphically expressed enzymes (cytochrome P450, CYP450; glucuronyl transferase, GT) and/or transported by drug transporters (ABC and SLC families).
And the same character can "come forward" as more than one politician in the same play: in one chorus of Euripides' Cyclops Silenus and his satyrs "are represented as helots under Spartan rule," but Silenus also "polymorphically 'comes forward' as Alcibiades" in the same stasimon (65).
This means that the choices for two different aspects cannot be assumed to be polymorphically exchangeable.
Like ours, its precision is improved by typing recursion polymorphically.
In BPKIT, these operations are defined polymorphically and are listed in Table III.
I would not think it rewarding to relocate Smollett in fashionable 'colonial' discourse (Smollett is the 'eternal "expatriate"'), which he suggests; but rather to see Smollett polymorphically, so that a reading of his novels is informed by a knowledge of Smollett's translations, his historical writings, his editorial work, not to mention his poetry and two plays.
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