These effects may be explained by the partial preservation of the cytoskeleton as visualized here by immunofluorescence, probably as a consequence of the increase of RhoA expression.
We concur and further suggest that smaller clutches reported at other localities (e.g. Biscarri, "Coll de Nargó", Faidella, Saint André de Roquelongue, Salitral Ojo de Agua, Bara Simla Hill and Pat Baba Mandir, among others; see Table 2) may also reflect partial preservation of larger clutches that were truncated by recent erosion.
Partial preservation of spontaneous respiratory activity can at least partially attenuate the diaphragmatic contractile dysfunction, even at comparable airway pressures [ 5, 6].
MS pathology was originally defined by the presence of focal white matter lesions, due to primary demyelination with partial preservation of axons and reactive astrocytic scar formation (Lassmann, 2005).
Product ions generated in the MS3 to MS4 experiments pointed towards a partial preservation of the ring structure of E1 and the observed losses (H2, CH4) were thus justified by the formation of resonance-stabilized ring structures.
The extraction was dependent on both partial preservation of the fruit cellular/tissular structure and water content.
An important advantage of the developed method is the possibility to conduct direct analysis with partial preservation of varied solid materials without preliminary dissolution, separation or concentrating procedures.
At least partial preservation of some of these properties in adulthood makes neural crest derived cells of large interest for regenerative purposes.
The AEP from this posterior location showed absence of early peaks, with partial preservation of later peaks.
Yet, other nearby sites showed partial preservation of some AEP peaks (contacts 36, 38, 45, 62) during vocalization.
