This may be due to differences in recruitment strategy motor unit, i.e., less type II fibers active at a lower rate of force development and therefore a lesser dependence of the EMD on the proportion of this type of fibers in the muscle These data are comparable with previous studies that found a negative correlation between EMD and in fiber type II (Norman and Komi 1976; Nilsson et al. 1977).
Studies from several vertebrates, including zebrafish, have led to the extensive characterization of melanophore development, and to a lesser extent, xanthophore and iridiphore development [2], [4], [8], [18], [19].
Simulations of land-use change provide an important element in studies related to the preparation, development, and, to a lesser extent, evaluation of large-scale spatial plans and strategies.
The development of the lesser allele intensity ratio (LAIR) algorithm that integrates the DNA index in the analysis of copy number data gives a real measure of the chromosomal alterations and allows the study of gene dosage effects in tumors.
In the setting of a constitutional p53 gene knockout, loss of Arf also accelerated tumor development, albeit to a lesser degree.
At the same time, however, increases in population, the growth of the cities, and the development of a landed class of knights and lesser nobles (vavasours), began to undermine the Ottonian system based on the support of the bishops and the great marquesses.
We found that the hyoid bone in kr/kr animals exhibited an accessory process on the greater horn (a third arch structure) most easily explained by ectopic development of a second arch structure (the hyoid lesser horn) in an area normally derived from the third arch.
This is achieved by the development of a proximal tuberosity which extends above the lesser trochanter.
These studies are expected to provide a new area in development of lesser polluting protective passive layer on galvanized coatings.
Although such polymorphisms would increase risk to a lesser degree, they could contribute to the development of a greater proportion of ovarian cancers by virtue of their higher frequencies in the population.
