For calculations involving the thyroid, which is difficult to dissociate from trachea and weigh accurately, a previously reported standard thyroid tissue mass of 3.6 mg [15, 20] was used as the weight of the organ.
In the years following the events, stories of organized crime, drug trafficking, and police raids kept Kanesatake in the news, a downward spiral difficult to dissociate from that summer's events.
In the years following the events, stories of organized crime, drug trafficking and police raids kept Kanesatake in the news, a downward spiral difficult to dissociate from that summer's events.
Our results indicate that the interspecies population dynamics of hybrid zones are governed by a genomic component and an ecological component, which may be difficult to dissociate.
Such a constraint would make it difficult to dissociate Pax proteins and their associated transcription factors from eye development during evolution.
This might be a chance finding that is difficult to dissociate from the effect of HIV coinfection itself in our data set, but the N-acetylation pathway is known to be one of the primary routes of elimination of sulfamethoxazole (24) and is therefore a plausible target for competitive interactions with isoniazid.
In most transgenic models of HD, mutant Htt expression takes place throughout life, and it is very difficult to dissociate the effects of "normal" aging by themselves from an age-related accumulation of defects specifically due to the presence of mutant Htt.
Nevertheless, in view of the fact that perception and action go hand in hand in motor activities [14], it is difficult to dissociate somesthetic afferences from grasp representation when healthy subjects produce a real grasp.
These cells often displayed extensive processes in-vitro and might therefore be particularly susceptible to damage during mechanical dissociation, especially given that the DG neurospheres had a tighter structure and were thus more difficult to dissociate compared to vSVZ neurospheres.
In this general form, the forward direction of anticipations deriving from episodic memories is an inherent feature of such anticipations that is difficult to dissociate from the experienced episode per se.
