Importantly, the myofibril featured widened Z-disks, undefined H-bands, and an abundance of cytoplasmic rods, which were also detected on Gomori-stained sections, that are reminiscent of nemaline rods.
"What's your favourite box?" asked Simon Amstell of his middling-dreadful prospective stepfather (who worked "in boxes"), his young features widening to that panoply of cherubic innocence which, when employed today by a clever younger chap in a question to a thicker older chap, hides a black roiling pit of intent, bored as treacle yet hot with sarcastic malevolence.
The synthesis of TiO2 with tailored features widens the field of applications of the semiconductor oxide, among which the photocatalytic processes aimed at degrading environmental pollutants [12 19].
Furthermore, the process of formation and functionalization of these CNWs has been well studied, and the control of features widens their application capabilities [39, 44].
This feature might widen the utilization of AlN films as a window in solar photovoltaic technology.
In human AMAN, an early pathological feature is widening of the nodes of Ranvier with no or little demyelination in ventral roots (Griffin et al., 1996).
By forcing agricultural prices down more rapidly than those of manufactured goods, it caught Balkan peasants in a price scissors that featured a widening gap between the rising costs of imports and the shrinking farm income available to pay for them.
Though largely similar, Benzonase-Cyanase and DNase I possess unique features that widen the capacity for genome-wide interrogation of chromatin accessibility.
The charcoal-gray, matte-finish 500 features a body widened by a foot both front and rear, with old-school fender flares that cover aluminum Mopar prototype wheels.
His resting expression already featuring eyes slightly widened as if by surprise, he seemed able to provide only one facial variation: a double up-flick of the eyebrows for emphasis, sometimes accompanied by a blink.
