Schematic overview of whole-body regeneration in larval M. leidyi bisected through the esophageal plane with retained apical organ.
Subsequently, animals were bisected through the esophageal plane using a thin hand-pulled glass needle for precise cutting.
The district name comes from the Rufiji River, which bisects through the district and empties into the Indian Ocean on the eastern side of the district (Fig. 1).
Sentinel lymph node were longitudinally bisected through the hilus, with further sectioning if the halves were thicker than 2 mm (Turner et al, 2001).
In experimental phase III, randomly selected larvae within each food treatment were bisected longitudinally through the esophageal plane while leaving the apical organ completely retained in one of the resulting halves.
Pixel intensity values were taken from a random bisecting line through the centre of 7 different particles from separate images at each of the 5 loading value (35 images, 35 particles total), as well as the radially integrated intensity for the whole particle at each distance r from the particle centre to the maximum radius R.
The former and larger whorl to its right was lit by the titular "sun dagger", which bisected it through another interplay of slab and sun.
When he attempted to find the constant through weighted bisection, the specific value of R used in the function occurred, leading McEniry to believe that the constant may have originally been derived through "bisecting to a given tolerance".
As an example, a stimulus boundary moving upwards would be oriented so as to bisect the whisker field through one of the whisker rows.
5. MG: Remove film-mounted gland from bag, bisect the gland longitudinally through the marked lymph node chain using a clean scalpel or razor blade, then cut above the superior node and below the inferior node to obtain two halves of mammary tissue.
Lance Brozozog outline our loose itinerary: cross the Tropic of Cancer at sunset; bisect the 360-island Exuma archipelago through a 150-foot-wide channel at midnight; arrive in Nassau sometime after dawn.
