During development, the initially smooth surface evolves into an elaborately convoluted pattern.
Instead, convoluted codes of practice will be published instead.
In these older lenses, irregularly shaped, convoluted cells, with no recognizable pattern of organization, were present.
Generally, when cortical functions became encephalized and even completely new sensory and motor areas simultaneously arose, this constituted a developmental force for the prominent patterns in the highly convoluted surface of the cerebral cortex in humans.
Histology slides revealed similar pattern of PCT (proximal convoluted tubule damage) in both FG and G rats but mesangial hyperproliferation, glomerular congestion, and distal convoluted tubules ectasia by protein cast were more pronounced in FG group as compared to G group (Table 6, Figure 3).
Immunofluorescence analysis performed on tumors collected 7 days after the second pcDNA3 electroporation shows the typical irregular and convoluted structure of the branching pattern of tumor vessels (Fig. 4a).
In reality, this was what Wolfson describes as "a bastardisation of a national pay scheme" which included a convoluted set of criteria for job evaluation including factors such as shift patterns and the number of hours worked in a week.
Attempts to solve a BSS problem involving convoluted mixtures of signals mainly use, frequency domain processing.
The script is made up of direct (as in quirkily convoluted) English translations of Italian.
In addition, we noticed what appeared to be different patterns of N-cadherin labeling along various segments of the proximal tubule; the S1 and S2 segments (proximal convoluted tubule) exhibited a fine, thread-like pattern of labeling near the apical cell surface, whereas the S3 segment (proximal straight tubule) showed intense labeling at the lateral cell-cell contacts.
