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In the Materials and methods the authors state that "The domain can be bilaterally distributed like the preBötC and ventral respiratory column" and bilateral target maps are shown, but the authors should state how the targets were actually distributed in the experiments and any potential impact on the ablation results should be discussed.

Bicoid turns out to encode a transcription factor that is actually distributed in a gradient in the early embryo and some really elegant experiments suggested that different concentrations of Bicoid were responsible for defining different regions of the early Drosophila embryo.

The distribution of potassium conductances in pattern VI can be regarded as a continuous increase on a nonlinear scale instead of the linear one as in the patterns II and III, although the conductances are actually distributed in patches of peripheral dendrites (Fig. 1E).

However, there has no research in design of virtual reality (VR -based software dealing with how the elaboration of needs is actually distributed in time and among users, designers and project leaders, as well as how it is actually supported by tools and methods.

In the diffusion map, the nodes seem to exist in a uniform distribution within a ball, but they are actually distributed along the radial directions from the original point, forming cluster structure.

JKB: One of the real take-home findings is that if you look at how unequally environmental quality is distributed in the U.S., it actually makes inequality of the distribution of income look relatively modest.

The amount actually distributed by the presidential fund is likely to reach an all-time low in the 2008 election season.

Believe it or not, this is actually expensive for Prestige, a US brand not distributed in the UK, which sells many brilliant products at around $5 a pop.

In relation to its dividend (i.e., that portion of the earnings actually distributed to the owners)?

A multi-gene molecular analysis published in 2008 demonstrated that species then distributed in the genera Lactarius and Russula actually consisted of four distinct lineages.

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