In the algorithm, the evaluation of cytological morphology in the conjunction of immunostaining patterns is necessary for the final diagnosis of the tumor and/or further decision-making steps.
Although theory, small-scale experiments, and retrospective analysis of resistance monitoring data suggest that the refuge strategy has been useful (Gould 1998; Tabashnik et al. 2008a, 2009a), a more detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of Bt crops and refuges in conjunction with patterns of field-evolved resistance could help to more rigorously test the effects of refuges.
New York is a giant, a multilayered conjunction of activities, set within larger patterns of the region, nation and world and related to them on many scales.
With its fizzing fringe of crystal-like microforms blossoming out of a conjunction of black circles, this fractal pattern looks crazy but is the outcome of geometrical calculations.
Disease transmission involves interacting species (pathogens, vectors and hosts), and the conjunction of their individual ecological niches determines patterns of transmission.
In this context a series of patterns ranging from 45 to 80% Pt coverage were used in conjunction with a hexagonal hole geometry.
The observed change in apparent sequence affinity in vivo, in conjunction with broad patterns of dinucleotide content in the C. elegans genome, appears to create these chromatin domains; if read depletion in the arms caused the observed changes, we would expect in vivo models trained only on chromosome centers to exhibit more canonical sequence preferences, but such is not the case.
Fig. 4 TEM and SEAD pattern of sample EF, (a) a petaliform layer, (b) a conjunction of two nanorods, (c) detail structure of the conjunction, (d) SEAD pattern of the conjunction.
However, few studies report estimates of the rate of adaptation or divergence in conjunction with observed patterns.
The presence of one single additional HLA-B allele carrying the Bw4-I80 epinope in B*27-positive individuals could modulate the state of cell activation of NK (and/or T) cells in conjunction with the pattern of KIR gene expression.
