RFX1 antibody supershifted the two uppermost complexes (Fig. 4C, lane 3), indicating the presence of RFX1 in these complexes.
For these analyses, PR was dichotomized (<5%, ≥ 5%) and the two uppermost categories for ER were collapsed to ensure sufficient numbers in the cells for the analysis.
In the case of self-reported hypertension, the reduction in prevalence was significant only for the two uppermost income quintiles (p < 0.05).
Jinhai5, a corn cultivar planted widely across China, was grown at a density of 105,000 plants ha−1 until 3 days after silking (DAS), when plants were subjected to the removal of the uppermost and next leaves (S2), the four uppermost leaves (S4) or the six uppermost leaves (S6), with no leaf removal as control (S0).
The likely origin for the evolution of defensive behaviour is at the branch (point A) which gives rise to the six uppermost species of the tree.
The impact of the three uppermost points observed in Figure 1 is reduced when summarized using Spearman's correlation (r s = 0.47, one-sided p = 0.013).
Plants were considered at full pod when there was a pod 2 cm in length present on one of the four uppermost nodes with a fully expanded leaf.
Plants were considered at full bloom when there was an open flower at one of the first two uppermost nodes with a fully expanded leaf.
Data gathered by underwater sensors at three sites where glaciers meet the sea (including a yearlong deployment of instruments in Icy Bay, Alaska, shown) reveal that the noise persists year-round and is loudest at frequencies between 1 and 3 kilohertz, more or less the pitches in a piano's two uppermost octaves, the researchers reported online this week in Geophysical Research Letters.
Givetian Stage, uppermost of the two standard worldwide divisions of Middle Devonian rocks and time.
