The subsequent rise of [Ca2+]pm, reflecting voltage-dependent Ca2+ entry, coincided with a transient interruption of the [ATP]pm increase or even a small lowering, before the concentration continued to increase at a slower rate.
General satisfaction was improved by every social psychological determinant (expectations: B = 0.24, P < 0.001; personal control: B = 0.15; P < 0.001; self-efficacy: B = 0.11; P = 0.017) in our model, except for labour pain (B = -0.01, P < 0.001), which had a small lowering effect.
Similar to small snapping turtles in appearance and pugnacious temperament, musk turtles are characterized by a small lower shell and by small, fleshy barbels on the chin.
The tail is slender, leading to a long caudal fin with a small lower lobe and a low upper lobe with a prominent ventral notch near the tip.
The discovery, described Wednesday in two papers in Nature, consists of just six tiny teeth and a fragment of a small lower jawbone.
The basal taxa Macroleter and Tokosaurus possess a small lower temporal fenestra and a tympanum restricted to the posterior half of the cheek.
To predict gap-filling reactions, a small lower bound was placed on the known producing or consuming reaction for each knowledge gap metabolite, and SMILEY was run.
With respect to dispersion, four methods (Mean all, Mean top 50%, ASSESS, and PCA) showed a similar extent of dispersion, whereas Mean CORGs and PLS showed a high extent of dispersion, with a small lower quartile value (around 50%).
Swaziland, a small, lower middle-income country of just over one million inhabitants, is, like most other countries in southern Africa, facing a HRH crisis that is exacerbated by the impact of HIV/AIDS.
The dorsal process encloses together with the jugal and the squamosal a small lower infratemporal fenestra that has a triangular outline, being dorsoventrally deepest at its anterior end and sharply tapering posteriorly.
The SurroundBar is also a smaller, lower-profile device.
