In any case, "Personal Shopper" puts Stewart through scenes and texts so closely defined as to allow her little leeway beyond the narrow margins of stage directions.
These clusters in both human and mouse falling into closely defined broad functional groups as well as closely related clinical, physiological, and developmental phenotypes demonstrates a general pattern of relevance to disease in their original underlying genetic associations.
"Closely related" is defined as one of the affected trio being a first degree relative of the other two.
As a first step in sRNA categorization, loci characterized by multiple, closely spaced, sRNAs are defined as clusters (Module 3).
When the dependent variable is in ln, the regression coefficient for a discrete variable, once multiplied by 100, corresponds closely to the percentage effect as defined as follows (36): All percentage differences reported in this article were derived in this way.
TUNEL-positive fragments closely ordered in a group were defined as apoptotic bodies.
In phylogenetic taxonomy, Velociraptorinae is usually defined as "all dromaeosaurs more closely related to Velociraptor than to Dromaeosaurus".
Furthermore, 52.0 ± 24% of sequences and 34.9 ± 23% of taxa (defined as >97% similar) had a closely related cultured relative.
Today, dairy farmers funnel money into a fund that, with U.S. Agriculture Department oversight, supports campaigns like the "Got Milk?" ads that saved the product from a souring citizenry — and defined '90s childhood as closely as Nickelodeon.
GM volumes were reported as percentage of the total intracranial volume (% ICV).> -wrap-foot> regionsd regions were matched as closely as possible to our anatomically defined ROIs [ 21, 22] Gender differences across patient and control groups were examined using chi-square tests (p < 0.05).
