Diffusion in white matter tracts is, for example, predominantly along the direction parallel to the long axis of tracts and limited in the direction perpendicular to the tract.
Aβ(1 40), for example, predominantly forms either fibrils with a periodic twist (50- to 200-nm period) or filaments with no resolvable twist but laterally associated to dimers or multimers in dependence of whether mechanical stress is applied [45].
The maps show some overall structure, for example, predominantly positive correlations with tinnitus duration in the low-frequency regime and an extended area of negative correlations with the hearing level at the tinnitus frequency in the high-frequency regime.
GO term analysis of genes containing DMLs indicated an enrichment of pathways known to be involved in OA (see Figure 1c for examples), predominantly pathways involved in regulating the ECM and collagen synthesis.
Isoglosses in the United States, for example, run predominantly in an east-west direction, reflecting the westward stream of migration during the colonization of areas west of the Appalachians.
And the statistical evidence is reinforced on the campaign trail: last week, for example, the predominantly black audience at a mayoral forum in Laurelton, Queens, cheered Mr. Weiner and jeered at another candidate, George T. McDonald, a Republican, who called Mr. Weiner a "freak".
For example, the predominantly Christian Kachin people were opposed to the introduction of Buddhism as state religion in the national parliament under Prime Minister U Nu.
Yearly testing, for example, occurs predominantly in South Wales, and BTB is likely to be more affected by the movement pattern [ 24].
Type XXVII collagen, for example, is predominantly expressed in cartilaginous tissues and generally involved in skeletogenesis [ 34], whereas matricellular lipocalin-7 appears to be a (positive) regulator of angiogenesis [ 35], potentially influencing enhanced angiogenesis in the synovial membrane [ 36].
For example, in predominantly Catholic Latin America, the question of physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia – frequently addressed in these articles – may be little more than an intellectual curiosity, the practice of which is nearly inconceivable in a Latin context.
The present study was unable to take into account different types of overweight and reflux; for example, the predominantly abdominal type of obesity (Corley et al, 2008) and erosive reflux disease (Cook et al, 2005) are more common in males than in females, and both these exposures have been shown to be more harmful with regard to carcinogenesis (Cook et al, 2005).
