Admiral Gehman also said today that the new data hinted that the shuttle already had severe damage when it began its re-entry, and not a minor flaw that was made worse by re-entry.
The authors investigated this seeming paradox by analyzing 12 meaningful experience narratives generated by re-entry CHWs.
In this case, the communication was managed by inserting a fibrin sponge, but it resulted in a cyst-like concavity within grafted bone, which was subsequently managed by re-entry and grafting of the affected site prior to implant placement [14].
Irradiated animals entered baited arms during the first 4 choices significantly less than did controls, produced their first error sooner, and also tended to make more errors as measured by re-entries into non-baited arms.
This, together with the initial position of the reforming nascent daughter cell nuclei in telophase, revealed by re-entry of Tis21-nucGFP into the nucleus, allowed the determination of cleavage plane orientation.
* An event is defined by re-entry to treatment, i.e.having a new document of entry to treatment.
Alternatively, thalamic low-threshold calcium spike bursts might be transformed into tremor-locked bursts by re-entry properties of the thalamo-cortical circuit (Magnin et al., 2000).
In summary, IR induced a reversible G2/M-arrest in all DAOY cells followed by re-entry into the G1 phase.
More likely, arrhythmogenesis is triggered by re-entry pathways that are superimposed upon the usual ventricular conducting system by inter-myocardial cell fibrosis [ 7- 9].
This model assumes that the activities of CICs are governed by re-entry into the cell cycle, which is in fact a low-probability stochastic event, making it impractical to realistically identify the tumor-initiating subset.
Similar activation patterns have been observed at the PV-LA junctions during catheter mapping in AF patients, leading to suggestions that high-frequency activity in the PV can be sustained by re-entry.
