Mean Curvature Eigenface Maps: Distinctive facial characteristics that emerged as heritable were the nasolabial folds, transitions to the ala of the nose, frontal eminences, zygomatic areas between and below the eye sockets and the condyloid process of the mandible, with the latter been more clearly portrayed in the multivariate rather than the univariate heritability analysis.
Davisson, now semiretired from Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Me., spent the 1980s developing a mouse, known as Ts65Dn, that had many of the traits associated with Down syndrome, including, incredibly, the distinctive facial characteristics associated with the disease and the same slightly uncoordinated gait.
NBS is characterized by intellectual disability, sparse hair, distinctive facial characteristics, and distal-limb anomalies.
Many characteristics such as distinctive facial features and mental retardation result from the presence of this extra chromosome.
The deletion of WHSC1 is associated with many characteristic WHS features, including the distinctive facial appearance (Bergemann et al., 2005; Van Buggenhout et al., 2004).
This characteristic allows SIFT descriptor to mark distinctive facial features, which were previously discarded by original SIFT descriptor.
The distinctive facial phenotype of FAS depends on the timing of exposure, and other facial characteristics resulting from alcohol exposure during different critical periods are possible.
Conclusions: Individuals with FAS and PFAS have a distinctive facial phenotype that can be characterized anthropometrically.
They've got some distinctive facial hair at the Meantime brewery in Greenwich.
There is no facial characteristic that communicates, however misleadingly, fearlessness and lack of vanity in women.
These hermits have distinctive facial striping, a long, decurved bill, and white extensions to their central tail feathers.
