The Neandertal teeth had fewer striations than either of the other groups, indicating the shortest period of dental growth of all three groups.
Knockdown of endogenous R-Ras by siRNA results in FLNa at the plasma membrane and fewer FLNa striations (Fig. 2d,j,p).
BmooMP α-II and 7 e)), as well as B. moojeni crude venom and 7(c)), induced myonecrosis after 24 hours, evidenced by loss of cellular boundaries, cytoplasmic changes, no apparent striations, and few or absent nuclei, accompanied by inflammatory infiltrate and haemorrhage.
For instance, it is possible that a few lines in a ROI image contain no sarcomere striation pattern information, and therefore, the estimation of fundamental period on those lines is impossible and the second approach becomes less reliable.
The migrating epidermis had (3 4) few layers, flattened keratinocytes, the basal layer had no striation in basal lamina region, lacked keratin, was thinner than the original and exhibited intercellular edema.
The dining room is now dominated by a 24-foot triptych painting of waves, a design motif carried throughout in the twisted metal blades lining a few walls, a slatted teak room divider and the yellow striations of the white onyx bar.
Striation thickness distributions (STDs) also acquire a time-invariant shape after a few (∼5 10) periods of the flow and are collapsed onto a single curve by standardization.
Striations, which are small-scale (1 to 10 m) field-aligned electron density depletions of a few percent (Kelley et al. [1995]) and tens of kilometres long (Senior et al. [2004]), form parallel to the magnetic field due to the TPI (Grach et al., [1981]; Robinson [1989]).
"He remembers grooves and striations and things".
Striations, bruises, burns and nasty-looking rashes bloom and disappear.
