Unlike acidic binders (pH < 7.0), basic binders (pH > 7.0) demonstrated a distinctive decline of pH with PPA modifications.
Increasing the duty-cycle of therapy d leads to a distinctive decline of average population density <x>, but the declining trend, as demonstrated in the inset of figure 2, becomes obviously slight while the d is greater than a certain value to which we refer as the effective duty-cycle of therapy de (marked with several down-arrows in inset).
To further investigate the cell cycle timing of rhoptry mRNA levels, we examined whether the distinctive rapid decline of these transcripts would occur in a temperature sensitive growth mutant (88A5) that arrests in the early G1 period [38].
They're not here, and they're not in Wales or Ireland," said Mary, the former producer of Shared Planet, who is walking 500 miles through Ireland and England to highlight fears about the decline of these distinctive waders.
Many of the hundreds of small ethnic groups were absorbed into the populations of nation-states, many old languages declined, and many formerly distinctive ways of life persisted only as remnants or artificially preserved societies.
In the twentieth century the distinctive Scottish use of stone architecture declined as it was replaced by cheaper alternatives such as Portland cement, concrete, and mass-production brick.
Interestingly, Ox-treated cells were distinctive in that CD26 expression actually declined in association with CD44−/CD133+ cells in contrast to all other drug treatments (Additional file 4: Figure S4c).
Moreover, critical care patients who undergo long-term MV show distinctive neurological impairment, including memory and cognitive decline [ 7].
Moreover, critical care patients who undergo long-term MV show distinctive neurological impairment, including memory and cognitive decline [ 4].
By contrast, the light curve of a Type II-P supernova has a distinctive flat stretch (called a plateau) during the decline; representing a period where the luminosity decays at a slower rate.
There are those who believe he will be read for centuries to come, the most distinctive chronicler of what he perceives as Britain's decline – moral, civic and military.
