If the pool of docked vesicles solely constitutes the readily-releasable pool, then the morphologically defined docked pool should be restored in parallel with the electrophysiologically defined readily-releasable pool.
I myself do not like being defined so readily, so I imagine that she is similar?" As Sarah Mower of American Vogue has noted, "There's no need to put any abstract intellectual spin" on Ms. Philo's designs.
Time is now defined by readily available clocks that use caesium atoms as their pendulums, while distance is specified in terms of the speed of light in metres per second (the caesium atoms having already provided the value of a second), and these days that speed can be measured with great accuracy using easily purchased equipment.
Strikingly, B6 and C3 exposed for 4 wks in the same chemically defined medium readily fused into multi-nucleated myotube-like structures (Fig. 3D,E) and robustly expressed MHC (Fig. 3F,G).
Additionally, from a practical perspective, these data are well defined and readily abstracted from patient charts.
It is particularly remarkable how this effect makes the edges of cell and nucleus well defined and readily visible in comparison with the background.
We used leisure-time exercise because this variable appeared to be a representation of physical activity that was well defined, is readily understood, and has been associated with physiological measures (16).
Mergers, like marriages, can be legally defined and therefore readily counted.
For many adults, the Internet poses a vast array of potential privacy infringements, not all of which are readily defined or understood.
Outside of the Tethys region, the boundary between these two important systems indeed, the boundary between the Paleozoic and Mesozoic eras has not been readily defined.
Early on, he had the university put a particular emphasis on National Merit scholars, a visible, readily defined elite group, who now make up more than one-third of the Honors College enrollment.
