This transient development stage, which lasts for only about 12 18 hr, and is traditionally defined solely on the basis of embryonic morphology (Nieuwkoop and Faber, 1994), was accompanied by rapid changes in cell tuning variability, and a powerful (almost two-fold) increase in cell excitability.
More than in the other canonical Mozart works there is a too-muchness to the opera's cycles of transgression and forgiveness, power defined solely as the constant exercise of clemency.
It is widely agreed that the nervous system is an information processing system, and information is defined solely by its ability to reduce uncertainty.
This resulted in a linear (transitive) dominance hierarchy (ttri = 0.73, p < 0.001; see [ 24]) with clear cheaters and "losers" when defined solely in terms of spore numbers.
The study was likely to be underpowered and VAP was defined solely in accordance with the clinical pulmonary infection score thereby probably leading to overestimation of the true incidence.
They want meaningful work, time for social connections and self-care and more than an adulthood defined solely by motherhood and breadwinning.
A big reason for that failure is that some of those profits are being continuously recycled to win the support of pliable legislators, underwrite misleading advertising campaigns and advance an energy policy defined solely by more oil and gas production.
The nonprofit co-op has its own security patrol, electric generators and three political parties defined solely by homegrown disputes.
Instead, the entry and exit code is defined solely within the aspect.
The distinction between individual symptoms and illnesses was blurred as some symptoms were described as illnesses and some illnesses were defined solely by a single symptom.
Different categories of asthma were based on distinguishable clinical presentation: classical (wheezing with/without dyspnea, cough/chest tightness), cough variant (cough as the sole presenting symptom) and chest tightness variant asthma (defined solely by chest tightness).
