To correct for differences between playback individuals and for the presentation order a nested term was included (focal individual session(call))).
Local translation of reporter mRNAs has demonstrated translation in dendrites at focal points called translational hotspots.
Indeed, the diffuse adhesions observed in migrating neurons resemble the smaller focal contacts called "3D-matrix adhesions" seen in fibroblasts cultured in 3D environments [96].
In addition, due to differences in spectral properties, any (rarely) recorded non-focal birds' calls were easily detected and excluded during the sound analyses.
This effect was not only expected, but we actually used it to disentangle individuals, in the (rare) case that non-focal birds' calls had been recorded (see the first response to Reviewer 1).
In our study, too, in the (rare) cases that non-focal birds' calls had been recorded, they were easily recognised due to frequency properties, and excluded during the semi-automated clustering process.
He had succumbed to what doctors call focal dystonia, golfers call the yips, and instrumentalists and scribblers, respectively, call musician's cramp and writer's cramp.The cause of focal dystonia remains a mystery, but those who suffer it have in common that their activities require them to perform frequent, repetitive, fine movements.
Upon ligand binding, integrins cluster and recruit adaptor and signaling proteins to their cytoplasmic domains, resulting in formation of small, immature adhesion sites called focal complexes (FCs) that eventually mature into large signaling hubs called focal adhesions (FAs) (Legate et al., 2009).
A kidney biopsy determined that she had a disease called focal glomerulosclerosis.
