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Statistical shape modeling has been proposed as an alternative approach to develop a population of subject models, but still requires manual segmentation and registration of a training set.

And all but one of the newly induced tumors arising from the transplantation of the CD271-positive cells went on to develop a population of a mixture of CD271-expressing and non-expressing cells — indicating that the cells with the marker were both self-renewing and differentiating into other types of tumor cells.

Axonal neurites develop a population of long, stationary MTs (Zhou and Cohan, 2004; Baas et al., 2006; Myers and Baas, 2007).

The methotrexate resistant variant, not demonstrating MDR, showed reduced nuclear binding of Ho342 but increased cell kill associated with a propensity to develop a population of cells showing extra DNA replication in response to Ho342 exposure.

By 1900, however, America had developed a population of opiate and cocaine addicts estimated at 250,000, and many heard or saw the deaths, sickness and crime caused by drugs.

But a different clientele had developed: a population of merchants and burghers, dedicated venture capitalists who had scads of discretionary cash and were looking for somewhere classy to park it.

To provide a more relevant evaluation, the authors have thus developed a population of phantoms with realistic variations in these factors and applied it to the evaluation of quantitative imaging methods both to find the best method and to demonstrate the effects of these variations.

The CD133− cells developed a population of CD133+ cells which, after 3 weeks, reached 17% but did not increase thereafter (Figure 7b).

We developed a population of 178 RILs from the cross EP42 × EP39 by single-seed descent.

We have developed a population of almost 50,000 activation tagged A. thaliana lines that have been archived as individual lines to the T3 generation.

We developed a population of 75 Arabidopsis thaliana NILs containing both homozygous and heterozygous introgressions, enabling simultaneous pursuit of QTL validation and fine-mapping.