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These data are an alternative presentation of the data presented in Figure 1 B. Total RNA was isolated from perirenal adipose tissue and used for RT-qPCR analysis.
The pan-genome tree is an alternative presentation of the data previously shown in Figure 3 and Figure 5, but emphasizes inter-species relationships.
In fact, an alternative presentation of the same data demonstrates significant workplace secondhand smoke exposures and supports the need for smoke-free workplaces.
An alternative presentation of all the pairwise interaction parameters is shown in Figure 4 figure supplement 2. (D ) The dominant positive and negative pairwise interactions are shown overlaid on a diagram of the arena.
They are also problematic for the fact that they were not countered by any alternative presentations of women who do not want to have children at all, or who had abortions followed by, or in the midst of, a happy and healthy family life.
In all cases the observed bias in activation of CD8+ T lymphocytes by exogenous antigen points to an alternative presentation pathway favouring association of pp65 epitopes with MHC I.
An alternative presentation in the form of a dendrogram showing possible structuring into group of high similarity was based on Euclidean distances calculated from standardized values for the traits measured.
In this paper, the authors propose Zoomable User Interfaces as an alternative presentation medium to address several common presentation problems.
This interacting multiplicity of kinds of lineage, with distinct stabilisation time scales and different degrees of obligate physical connection, introduces important limitations to the standard model that our alternative presentation of an extended evolutionary ontology aims to address.
It is important to be able to openly discuss these alternative presentations of gender dysphoria in order to find appropriate treatment options.
A randomized controlled trial (social experiment) was conducted by Johnson, Fisher, Smith, and Desvouges to test the sensitivity of people's responses to alternative presentations of the same information on radon risk [ 29].
