Recent reports showed that intragastric rotenone caused α-synuclein aggregation in mice, following a staged pattern that was consistent with the Braak hypothesis (Pan-Montojo and Funk 2010; Pan-Montojo et al. 2010), and resection of the autonomic nerves prevented this progression (Pan-Montojo et al. 2012).
The plot shows a three stage pattern as follows: (1) significant increase in effective stress from 0 to 1460 Pa at surface (up to 0.5 m depth); (2) negligible increase in effective stress in the intermediate zone (0.5 9.5 m); and (3) marginal increase in effective stress from 1465 to 1650 Pa at bottom (9.5 10 m).
On the TV you'll see the "light" world of the game, with its own layout and enemies; on the GamePad screen is the "shadow" world, where further foes await in a quite different stage pattern.
There was no single subtype of cancer that scored significantly different from the others and when broken down by stage, the sensitivity varied little (94.0 100%), supporting the hypothesis that a stage I pattern could persist through all stages of disease.
Instead of a stage like pattern of response, the data showed coping was more dynamic, highly interactive and a unique journey for every individual.
These results are in line with the existing literature where various stress responsive genes have been shown to have developmental regulation and a stage specific pattern of their induction has been reported [ 22, 23].
The release profiles from these devices followed a two-stage pattern, and the release mechanism appears to be a mixed transport system.
The cleaning of chambers of complicated design may possess a double-stage pattern.
The evolution of the displacement, elastic modulus, and number of failed struts vs. the number of loading cycle followed a two-stage pattern.
There's a two-stage pattern that emerges when you look at the studios EA has bought and closed.
After calling Trump a "whiny little bitch," Maher then pointed out how there appears to be a three-stage pattern to how he's operated since taking power.
