The portraits are formally staged, with a pleated curtain as a backdrop and with decorative props, but there's a casual jauntiness about many of them that is appealing.
Variation often will be observable in non-standard model organisms because experimental organisms that do not have large communities built around them are less likely to have had their embryonic development formally staged, and thus the effects of idealization on phenotypic plasticity would not be operative.
The purpose of this study is to examine HIF and VEGF expression, and neovascularity in torn rotator cuff tissue from patients with medium size (3-5 cm, formally Bateman stage 3) full-thickness tears and tendon retraction, compared with healthy control samples.
It has been nearly 9 years since Safari was first formally introduced on stage by Steve Jobs at Macworld 2003.
She insisted that he appear on stage formally dressed, and introduced the ukulele to his performance.
Formally, the learning stage consists of finding a mathematical function that maps input variables to the correct decision.
However, since we detected dimers concomitantly with an increase in overall levels of HLA-B27 heavy-chain dimers, it may be that dimers are normally present at levels below our current detection level, a limitation that we cannot at this stage formally exclude.
Formally, a cancer-stage y ' and a cancer stage-specific interaction network G| y ' = V, E), where V and E denote a vertex set and an edge set, respectively, is constructed by merging the hyperedges as follows (where y ' is the class label with the largest weight value): (15) G | y ' = G | y ' ∪ C i, (16) y ' = arg max y ∈ Y w e i | y, and C i is a clique corresponding to the i-th hyperedge e i.
Some images, like "I Can Fly," of a perky little boy riding a toy biplane, and her well-known shot of the Montauk lighthouse reflected in a child's eye, are formally posed or staged.
> In EuroNet-PHL-C1, FDG-PET is formally integrated into staging and response assessment.
