Wayne Rooney left the World Cup after barely displaying a trace of his skills before England was bounced by Germany.
Mr. Spanier, who could sit for hours at a card table without displaying a trace of emotion, gave special meaning to the expression "poker-faced".
Namely, sub-confluent early-passage fibroblasts and keratinocytes have been found to display only a trace level of positive cells (3 and <0.1 %, respectively) whose presence was, in fact, underestimated and treated as some kind of artifact (Dimri et al. 1995).
Besides, the tillage depth monitoring system can not only monitor tillage depth in real time, but also display a graphical trace of tillage history.
One observer reported, "At first, the only thing I noticed about him was an enormous obesity that so hindered his movements as to prevent him from displaying but a trace of the grace and elegance of which faint evidence was found in his manners and in his language".
In our previous study based on a small number of cases, all of the patients exhibiting a good neurological outcome displayed a CNV trace within 26 hours.
The monitor displayed a window with a trace of the force applied during each contraction, the specified time window for contraction and a continuously updated trend plot of the FT performance in all trials obtained during the whole set.
In contrast, posttransplants with a competent aortic valve displayed unloaded LVs with a trace of EFE.
For targets generated with Method 1 (no depletion_Affymetrix) the traces display a sharp peak characteristic of highly abundant globin cRNA.
Figure 2 shows that both CaT traces display a fast and slow decay phase; the slow decay phase may, in part at least, be a consequence of relatively slow calcium unbinding from the dye.
