She also has flat feet, alignment issues and "bad knees," so she realized she couldn't take care of everything alone.
The other four resources, such as the human reference genomic sequences (hg18), the mRNA/EST sequences, the 'gbCdnaInfo.txt' flat file (alignment between the human mRNAs/ESTs and genome sequences), and the 'tissue.txt' flat file (human mRNA/EST library information) were all downloaded from the UCSC genome browser website [42].
The c-axis of biological Ap in a monkey dentulous mandible basically aligned along the mesiodistal direction in the flat bone, but this alignment changed along the normal direction to the flat bone surface parallel to the biting direction near the tooth, due to the force of mastication.
Generally, the alignment has flat topography with no undulations except at the seasonal stream sites where approaches are characterized with valleys.
Schwab et al. recently proposed a systematic evaluation method to classify sagittal spinal alignment in flat-back cases [ 8].
The backline was cramped, Mike Phillips too often running sideways before passing, and Wales's alignment behind was flat, in contrast to England who often brought in runners from deep when moving quick ball to attack space and generate width.
For each scan, the patient was positioned on a flat tabletop using a laser alignment system with both arms above the head in a dedicated radiotherapy arm-support system.
A system alignment procedure and flat field calibration were performed prior the scanning sequence.
Tyr showed a consistent and flat under-representation across the chronology alignment.
However, cells cultured on flat surfaces did not show such alignment and 3(b)).
To determine whether the keratometric and refractive surgical effects of paired intrastromal corneal ring segments (ICRS) depend on their alignment relative to steep and flat topographic meridians.
