Based on these molecular markers, all of the main clades of cyanobacteria can now be identified and circumscribed in molecular terms.
In England and Wales, there is ostensibly a surprisingly narrow 'hybrid zone' occupied by the northern tetraploids D. purpurella and D. traunsteineri (as narrowly circumscribed in the British Isles by [ 50]) and the southern tetraploid D. praetermissa, which more closely resembles D. majalis genetically (e.g. [ 49]).
As observed for bipolar disorder, these mRNA abnormalities in schizophrenia were more circumscribed in the lateral OFC than in the DLPFC, where decreases in pan GR mRNA and all transcript variants (GR-1B, GR-1C and GR-1H) were observed [ 41].
The laws that defined and circumscribed life in the Jim Crow South were warped, but it was also the law — farsighted, fair-minded jurisprudence — that gave us the tools to dismantle segregation, piece by rotten piece.
In the exam she presented pain at the palpation of lacrimal nerve and circumscribed hypoesthesia in the lacrimal nerve territory.
The response was most pronounced in the amygdala, but was also present in the hippocampus and circumscribed voxels in other limbic regions.
In the diffuse and circumscribed arrangements of the mesogleal forms (Fig. 1m p), increased muscle size could only be accommodated through elongation of the base and expansion of the lacunae.
"Lesions from MS are still described as being 'ovoid' in shape and 'well circumscribed' in character.
Despite her elevation, she continued to meet with hostility from a number of priests and bishops, and the sisters' work was circumscribed in certain cities.
Which is not to suggest that NME readers were in any way racist, simply that their tastes in music were strictly circumscribed in a way that the writers', on the whole, were not.
