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Sieve cells usually display more or less distinguishable sievelike areas, through which, presumably, organic foods pass in their travels through the stem and other plant organs.
The moment was amazing, all the more so because it is, by now, commonplace: this play, or a display more or less like it, happens just about every time Giannis puts on his jersey.
All the seam sections display more or less increasing trend in their moisture content from bottom to top in the respective seams.
Except the α = 0 semicircle dot which has a rather square hysteresis loop, the other dots with α = 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, and 1 display more or less constricted loops which is typical of magnetization reversal via a vortex state.
Likewise, S210 and T391, which serve as binding sites for 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3whose proteinsylandon is stimulated by PI3K [ 19], display more or less constitutive phosphorylation.
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She displays more or less the same qualities in the public and (comparatively) private spheres.
Many of the labs looked like ones you might see at M.I.T., save for the fact that Amma's picture was displayed more or less everywhere.
Since researchers have extensively used calls for services (CFS) to police as a proxy for measuring crime (e.g., Sherman et al. 1989; Sherman 1995; Lum 2003; Weisburd et al. 2006), we wanted to see if studies using crime incident data systematically displayed more or less concentration than studies using CFS data.
Thus, all types of cells displayed more or less diffuse distribution within thickened alveolar septae in I/St mice, with a tendency of CD4+ and CD8+ T cells cuffing around blood vessels and bronchi (Fig. 3A, C).
Some areas also displayed more or less intense immunoreactivity of the neuropil.
Tissue of UM and UM liver metastasis displayed more or less comparable Src levels.
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