The SSPNN program gave the exons that can become skipped a significantly lower score (0.63, p = 0.03) at the acceptor site, compared to the mean NF1 acceptor score for all NF1 exons (0.81).
As she follows a path of white cloth, Ms. Monk sheds the years, removing glasses and wig, uncannily transmuting herself from ancient crone to defiant adolescent and innocent child, singing in a wordless baby babble as her stooped shuffles become skips and hops.
More than that and the paragraph becomes difficult to skim quickly, and thus, might get skipped over altogether.
The report highlighted the cases of one four-year-old boy who appeared withdrawn, wetting when previously dry, and an eight-year-old previously happy boy who had become sad, skipped school, lost his appetite, slept poorly and screamed in the night.
Even in highly automated bar-coded and vision controlled systems the possibility exists that plates might become swapped, skipped, misordered, or rotated by 180 degrees during one of the process steps.
"While We're Young" became a skipping, skittering evocation of a carefree childhood, and "The Way You Look Tonight" a frisky expression of adolescent romantic excitement.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21 - At evening time in parts of the Gentilly neighborhood here, headlights become searchlights, skipping spectrally across the facades of empty houses, street after street, in the pitch of absence.
Mila, though crippled from early TB, was indomitable: Matthews offers a brilliant glimpse of her, aged nine, leading a huge crowd of children who have been black-berrying, singing Young Pioneer songs; despite her disabilities she became class skipping champion.
In Myanmar, which only opened up mobile telephony recently, network operators report that a majority of consumers go straight for the low-cost smartphones that have become available, skipping the first-generation feature phones.
"As we move through the magazine, it becomes easier to skip over the ads," Mr. Henderson said.
