Some of the genes implicated in these pathways (for example Efnb1) have been shown to be highly expressed in brain during neurogenesis stage, but to be down-regulated afterwards [ 38], i.e. within the time frame profiled in our experiments.
The overall frame shear profile presents little variation from the base to the top of the structure and this means that the allocated frame shear, V df = λV d, may be considered constant over the height of the frame subsystem (Garcia et al. 2010).
The obtained AFLP profiles were included in an in-house AFLP reference frame, containing profiles from all known Campylobacter species.
As the razor-sharp Matthew Rushing, in purple, backs onto the stage, a hazy side spotlight frames his profile; his movement is slow, even tentative.
This paper aims to emphasize the student's perception after the implementation in the classroom of the training modules developed in the frame of Profiles training program.
It features high design flexibility and can be used as roof or façade cladding in combination with common frames and profiles.
"Even where women and girls are present in the data, narratives framing police profiling and lethal force as exclusively male experiences lead researchers, the media, and advocates to exclude them.
Moser used disc wheels, a specially designed aerodynamic bike with low profile frame.
John Kerry not only looks the part of a president, with his lanky frame and Mount Rushmore profile.
"I chose a rather simple frame with a profile that would not be completely anachronistic for the 17th century," Mr. Christiansen said.
