Because we found significant interactions (P < 0.001) between area of origin and several independent variables, we chose to present the results as crude ORs for the different world areas and adjusted ORs for three aggregated groups in complementing figures.
To complement Figure 1 a and b with a better representation of the data, the logarithm of the indole-induced specific conductance, Gmspecific− G0specific, is plotted as a function of the logarithm of the substrate concentration Ctot.
The Figure complements both Figure 3a (phase portrait) and Figure 5 (which is the I = P case compared against simulations and for varying J).
In CDC assay, h357 IgG was also capable in lysing transmembrane TNF-α cells in the presence of human complement (Figure 6B).
Exposure to MMS whilst cells were arrested in G1 resulted in a 30 minute delay in the initiation of S-phase in all the strains and a further S-phase completion delay of about 10 20 minutes, as revealed by the disappearance of cells with less than a double genome complement (Figure 4, compare top and bottom panels).
The genome encodes 6 rRNAs in two complete rRNA operons, two single-copy non-coding RNAs (RNase P and 7S RNA, which is the RNA component of the signal recognition particle [SRP], and 51 tRNAs that make up a complete functional complement (Figure 1).
In this particular experiment, re-replication in the absence of mitotic completion took place in all the cultures, including wild type cells, as indicated by the appearance of a small sub-population of cells apparently harboring 4 genome complements (Figure 4).
Figure 3 complements Figure 2 by showing additional data (power, exposure-time, and peak end temperature) and clinical images for the same lesions and at the same time points (fundus colour images and AF and IR images) as Figure 2. Damage areas as measured in colour images (1 hour) or IR images (1 6 months) are indicated as well.
"It complements my figure," she said.
She then placed them in seashells selected to complement each figure.
