The tensions in tie cables are rearranged with a maximum value of 7.14 N, a minimum value of 3.07 N, and an average value of 4.82 N.
One of the genes described in 11q23 is MLL, which is rearranged with a variety of partners in haematological malignancies (Takeuchi et al, 1997, ; Webb et al, 1999).
In fact, the PATZ1 gene has been found to be rearranged with the EWS gene in a small round cell sarcoma where the other PATZ1 allele is lost.
For while it is not organized by the inevitable unfolding of a narrative or an argument, and while its lines may consequently be rearranged with no damage to the poem's information as such, a great deal depends on the particular way in which the information is ordered.
A positive result indicates that ERG is rearranged, but a second determination of TMPRSS2 would be necessary to confirm the presence of TMPRSS2-ERG because there are other genes that could be rearranged with ERG such as NDRG1 and SLC45A3 [ 23, 24].
It is, as one surgeon puts it, "a mutilating operation" in which a person's innards are rearranged with the aim of reducing eating.
A sports hall had been rearranged with tables of flowers and national flags of the victims' countries.
The string sections have been rearranged with double basses against the back wall, this apparently to simulate the resonance of smaller European halls.
Live, even Mr. Cave's older songs (stretching back to the Birthday Party's "Wild World") were rearranged, with Mr. Cave, on piano, offering more understated, impressionistic, slower-moving versions, punctuated by the occasional blistering electric violin solo from Mr. Ellis.
