the replicated surfaces were more durable than their nano-scale counterparts (nano-patterns, Figure 2C [13]), at microscale. Figure 7 (A) Real lotus leaf surface and (B - D) replicated surfaces of real leaves of lotus, colocasia and colocasia (dry), respectively [ [25], [26] ].
In their T-bet−/− counterparts, this pattern was reversed (Fig. 2C).
At length the Connacht warrior Cet mac Mágach manages to outboast his Ulster counterparts: A narrative pattern follows, whereby Cet demands a challenge, an Ulster warrior rises, and the Ulaid cry out the name of the challenger; Cet then proceeds to shame that warrior by recounting one of his deeds against him, as above.
In the genome counterpart, seven peptide patterns are significant.
Individuals born outside of Canada were more likely to report perceived discrimination compared to their Canadian-born counterparts, and this pattern was significant across all three forms of discrimination.
Modernismo, Art Nouveau's Catalan contemporary, took shape as the ornamental counterpart to the grid pattern of the streets.
In time, gene or protein expression patterns of individual cells may emerge as the wet-lab counterpart to axiom use patterns.
But the movement has grown in size and anger with the recognition, activists and residents say, that black people in Toronto and across Canada face the same types of prejudices as their American counterparts, while a similar pattern of impunity protects the police.
It is important to note that these terminal parts correspond very well with the two pseudo-autosomal regions (PAR1 and PAR2) (which still exchange DNA with their Y chromosome counterparts) and the variability pattern corroborates the distinctiveness now in terms of composition.
ADGE microarray was used to compare expression patterns for the TLK286 resistant cell line and its wild type counterpart by screening the expression pattern of 20,000 genes.
