In order to characterise expression of the DhMYB1 in this study, we first characterised stages of flower development, from immature bud to mature bud of D. hybrida into seven stages according to the flower bud length (Fig. 5) as has been similarly reported for Dendrobium X Jaquelyn Thomas Uniwai Princee' (UH503) [ 28] and Dendrobium Sonia 'Earsakul' [ 24].
Discrimination between the gametocyte sexes by IFAT has relied on two relatively well characterised sexual stage proteins, Pfg377 (PFL2405c in the 3D7 genome database) used to identify female gametocytes and α-tubulin II (PFD1050w) which has been used to identify male gametocytes [13], [14].
There was no difference between different patients' groups characterised by stage, type of monoclonal protein or light chain.
There was no difference between Treg percentages in different patients' group characterised by stage, type of heavy or light chain.
Radiation-induced lung injury is divided into two clinical stages: the early stage characterised by radiation pneumonitis and late stage characterised by chronic radiation fibrosis.
The "creative ambiguity" which had characterised earlier stages of the peace process was no longer useful, said Mr Blair.
Soil development is hypothesised to be often non-linear with time and characterised by stages of progressive and regressive evolution caused by upbuilding (formation, profile deepening) and erosion (profile shallowing).
For comparison, a previously characterised disease stage-matched series of younger (<70 years) patients (N=1809) was retrieved from the unit's database (Abd et-Rehim et al, 2005; Rakha et al, 2008; Aleskandarany et al, 2011).
The purpose of this study is to characterise the stage at presentation for major cancers, which have the highest recorded stage completeness, and to examine the relationship between stage at diagnosis, early mortality and major demographic variables.
Moreover, it regulates the entrance and exit into an alternative developmental stage, the diapause stage, characterised by extremely high resistance and survival to harsh conditions [20].
Results show that the features extracted are sufficient to distinguish key patterns that characterise each stage of the manipulation tasks, ranging from simple object displacement, where the same grasp is employed during manipulation (homogeneous manipulation) to more complex interactions such as object reorientation, fine positioning, and sequential in-hand rotation (dexterous manipulation).
