Consistently, careful examination of the number and size of epidermal cells in the third leaf confirmed that the knockout of OSR2 led to size reduction of epidermal cells in ARLi plants but had no obvious effect on cell number.
Chest auscultation was the most consistently mentioned examination procedure used to guide decisions, a finding in keeping with previous research 8 15 16 19 20 and with the GRACE-01 observational study conducted within these same networks where auscultation was performed on 99% (n=2690) of the patients who attended with symptoms of acute cough.
More recently, graduate students who were asked to recall what their anxiety level had been before an important examination consistently exaggerated that anxiety.
Well constructed, morally complex and consistently engaging, this examination of a people's complicity with evil is revealing and important.
During Tzb selection of the TzbR POOLs, light microscopy examination consistently showed an increase in the number of dark, cytosolic granules in surviving, smaller cells (Figure 1, right panel).
In these patients cryptic T. cruzi infections were detected in the family heads and in some descendants by ELISA, indirect hemagglutination, and immunofluorescence examination, consistently showing specific anti-T.
Consistently, initial endoscopic examination missed the gastric perforation, since the hole in the stomach was probably filled in by peritoneum.
Although the location of most grouped ecotypes in the taxonomic trees did not change in regard to each marker, a close examination consistently revealed two interesting connections.
In the ideal clinical environment the optimal threshold algorithm used in perimetry should be fast but able to accurately estimate the threshold consistently across successive examinations.
For example, a co-chairman of the league's committee on concussions, Dr. Ira Casson, was performing every neurological examination while consistently discrediting evidence linking football to cognitive decline and dementia in N.F.L. retirees.
