The respiratory rhythm then developed irregularly, with a subsequent more regular rate.
Other seedlings developed irregularly lobed, unequally sized ( = anisocot) or spatially displaced cotyledons (supplementary material Fig. S1).
In this case the ageing procedure developed an irregularly distributed deposit over the specimen, so that the bronze as well as the overlapped transparent coating can be observed throughout the few discontinuities of the deposit itself.
As the decrease in temperature and injection pressure of the second melt, the number of cylindritic structures in the core layer decreases and the cylindritic structures gradually develop into irregularly-arranged spherulites.
Governing equations for the water uptake at the particle surface, diffusion of water into the particle and the subsequent swelling of the particle are developed for an irregularly shaped particle.
In contrast, the microspores of oslap6 were irregularly developed with an abnormal shape of collapse; and ultimately formed aborted and adhesive pollen at stages 13 (Fig. 2n-p).
When the formal housing market cannot cope with a rapid increase in demand, many poor migrants look for housing solutions in the informal market, including owning or renting a house or subdivision of a dwelling built illegally on irregularly developed land, or occupying land or dwellings in irregular places (usually in slums or squatter settlements).
For instance, due to the irregularly developed vasculature the accessibility of some tumor regions for chemotherapeutics might be reduced.
However, at later stages, when they developed lateral branches, irregularly shaped cells and collapsed xylem elements were observed in stems at both the base (Figure 6C1) and mid-height level (Figure 6C2).
Soon afterward, cords of stromal cells referred to as "cell streams" penetrate the primordium from the underlying mesonephros, partitioning the developing ovary into irregularly shaped ovigerous cords composed of GREL cells and PGCs/oogonia.
The main findings, brachygnathia inferior and convex frontal bone of the face, deformation of vertebrae, and dysplasia of the limbs, namely the diaphyses of metatarsus and -carpus and the fetlocks, can best be explained by irregularly developed bone structure at the corresponding locations.
