The gregarine we isolated from Pugettia gracilis conformed to the description of Thiriotia by Desportes et al. [53]; this new gregarine species possessed a rare form of latero-frontal syzygy and resembled the overall morphology of the sketches of Thiriotia ( = Porospora) pisae by Trégouboff [53].
The classification of anatomically demarcated cell groups conformed to the description in the brain atlas of neonatal (Paxinos et al. 1994) and adult rats (Paxinos and Watson 1998).
Roussillon Red sheep seen during the survey (Fig. 9e) conformed to the description of PUJOL (1974), QUITTET (1965), and MASON (1967).
This description conforms to the Lewis description.
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And if you, through no fault of your own, don't have a body that conforms to the above description, then again don't worry.
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Additional metadata about the study, its protocols and scoring methods, including phenotype definitions, are structured during the data curation stage to conform to the Study Description File (SDF) specifications see the 'Implementation' section below.
The above sequence was chosen to provide enough degeneracy to identify all "true" STAR elements conforming to the original description from Cramton et al. [ 1], and as used in the MVLA schemes [ 13- 15] while limiting the identification of spurious STAR elements.
Somehow, this plot description conforms to the experience of watching the film: for about the first half, the exposition is explicit and stepwise, and the director, Robert Schwentke, can't do much with it.
