Information about chromatogram associations to chromatogram groups is pertained in the data representation.
(C ) The difference in simple spike firing frequency was pertained in this subset of Purkinje cell recordings (Z+: 36.0 ± 15.5 Hz; Z−: 75.8 ± 19.5 Hz; t = 4.618, p<0.001), indicating that this difference is linked to zebrin identity, rather than lobular location.
Higher incidence of breast cancer among the white than black women in the US was pertained only to the postmenopausal cancer.
The basic text De ver. 1.1 explains that the expressed mode of being pertains to every being in itself or in relation to something else.
That's the situation that pertained in Macedon.
The ostensible wrangling had been about the terms of integration: Mintoff insisted that the same level of social services should be introduced in Malta as pertained in Britain, since his government, earning the wrath of the island's prosperous classes, had introduced similar levels of taxation.
She could have added that it was a circumstance that still pertained in the years of her own childhood, growing up between the wars in a working-class household in Bromley, south-east London, a bright girl who longed for the university education her family were too poor even to consider.
All the experimental work described above was performed using treatments with 1000 virus particles per cell, a condition that would be unlikely to pertain in natural primary infections.
That is, what conditions pertain in his world that make those feelings possible, natural, and reasonable?
This situation has also been shown to pertain in many analogous retrieval contexts, such as the assignment of indexing terms [27], the creation of links in hypertext systems [28] and the selection of search strategies [29]inter alia.
