Future work should capture the experiences of expectant parents, women who undergo serial amnioinfusions, those born with bilateral renal agenesis and their families as well as clinicians confronted with making difficult choices related to it.
However, cultures treated with Sema3E-AP-conditioned media, as well as those confronted with Sema3E-AP-secreting COS1 cell aggregates, displayed low numbers of migrating cells compared with controls (Fig. 2e,f and Supplementary Fig. 5b,e).
This, too, might be permissible if the movie's writers had been bolder, but they are as fainthearted as Speke when confronted with Burton's swollen legs.
Many patients who indicated interest in the study abandoned the protocol as soon as they were confronted with the consequences.
As administrators confronted with the challenge of Daoist thought, they preferred not to take its message at face value.
We see cars suddenly slow to a crawl, then come to a standstill, as if confronted with an accident or a barrier.
Its cubicle-drone protagonist (Ron Livingston) is a latter-day Bartleby the Scrivener who redefines the slacker as revolutionary; confronted with the dehumanizing tedium of his software job, he decides to live out his "dream of doing nothing".
In Dover Plains, the very word Oniontown causes people to frown, as if confronted with a foul smell or some unpleasant, long-repressed memory.
Therefore in potentially stressful situations, as when confronted with a novel object, the presence of a conspecific might be a valuable resource reducing the potential stress, which might be the same for dogs and wolves.
That Joe, still as much child as man, should be confronted with such a choice is as terrible as any other crime depicted in The Round House.
