In the trio, Haydn uses off-beat entries and second-beat sforzandos to disrupt what would otherwise be a regular and conventional triple metre.
The responsiveness of the scanning system for the practice barcode entries, first round of barcode entries (BCE1), and second round of barcode entries (BCE2), is compared in Figure 3, where first and second scan success rates are provided for the 16 questions.
The ring-like moving junction appears to serve two functions: first, as a scaffold for the parasite to grip the host cell for entry and second, as a filter of host transmembrane proteins from the nascent vacuole, thereby enabling entry and avoidance of subsequent fusion with host lysosomes.
Accordingly, the ship again returns to the network entry and first-frame phases.
In the STDMA simulations, the vehicles will go through three phases: initialization, network entry, and first frame, before it ends up in the continuous operation.
In the continuous-operation phase, the ship continuously sends its data through the NTSs previously determined in the network entry and first-frame phases.
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Younger age, bad living conditions at entry, and first treatment are predictors of lower retention.
However, the rules we adopted, combined with blind double data entry and third researcher resolution should have minimised this risk.
All potential SNPs, SNIs and microsatellites that distinguish either cultivars or homeologs were named with the SIUC_ suffix (at each database entry and first mention in the text) followed by N-, I- or S- prefix.
Here again, these mortality reductions are the result of immortal time bias caused by misclassifying as exposed to metformin the time between cohort entry and first prescription, when in fact it is unexposed.
