Accordingly, hmox2, the gene encoding HO2 in rat testis was shown to manifest distinctly sized transcripts as well as differential expression through various developmental stages.
As their names imply though, each tab sports a distinctly-sized (and Gorilla Glass swathed) display that Toshiba presumably hopes will help them squeeze into a handful of niches.
This study is part of a comprehensive project concerned with research and advocacy of the structural elements containing demolished concrete lumps (DCLs) or demolished concrete segments (DCSs) with a distinctly larger size than the recycled aggregates.
To simplify the waste concrete recycling process, the authors have proposed several new kinds of structural members containing demolished concrete with a distinctly larger size than conventional recycled aggregates.
On Sunday, as Ally McCoist's side slumped to defeat at home to Dundee United in the Scottish Cup, they were watched by a distinctly early 80s-size crowd of fewer than 18,000.
Diploid sexual, spec.nov.2 showed a distinctly larger genome size (22.20 pg).
The effects of increased flowering and reduced sylleptic shoot number and length in year 1 became amplified in successive growth seasons, and within 3 years, scions grafted on dwarf or semi-dwarf rootstocks exhibited a distinctly reduced canopy size and branching density.
Macrococcus is evolutionarily closely related to the genus Staphylococcus, but possesses a distinctly smaller genome with a size of 2.1 Mb in the species M. caseolyticus1.
Classical approaches are designed for medium to big team size with a distinctly separated and static role description combined with a top down development process.
In humans, chromosomes 18 and 19 (HSand and 19) territories that are of similar size show a distinctly different position in the cell nuclei of lymphocytes and lymphoblastoid cells: the gene-rich and early replicating HSA19 CTs are typically found close to the nuclear center, while the gene-poor and later replicating HSA18 CTs are preferentially located at the nuclear periphery.
Small size or a distinctly below average stature in comparison to peers.
