Together, we can conclude that Tbr2 is restrictedly expressed in type-2 and a handful of type-3 progenitor cells [ 68, 93, 140].
It also presents in type-1 cells and a handful of type-2 cells in SGZ [ 80, 81].
This is because kefir is made by fermenting milk with 10 to 20 different types of bacteria and yeasts, where yogurt is usually just fermented with a handful of types; this leads to a higher probiotic count in the final product.
When she began to assemble her system in 2007, Fei-Fei Li said, the only alternatives were "toy" research databases that recognized only a handful of types of objects.
In the course of his work, Chamine identified a handful of types of negative voices that are capable of sabotaging your happiness, productivity, and positive feelings of self-worth — a group he calls Saboteurs.
Johnson & Johnson, one of the companies that have adopted this new strategy, surveyed the 100 top-selling drugs and found that most were aimed at a handful of types of proteins.
While there are only a handful of types of crystals that can be used for lasers, materials scientists can bake any manner of ceramic that can produce lasers of different wavelengths, power and efficiency.
An hour long session costs a flat fee of £65, and there are a handful of types of training offered right now, including high intensity interval training, strength and power, ballet barre, plus pre- and post-natal workours — with the team having plans to expand to other categories, such as yoga and mat pilates in future.
It's a skill (although not a very hard skill if you only reach the level of someone like me, with a handful of types I can recognise without a shadow of a doubt).
He's whittled users down to a handful of types: There are the "aspiring Frank Lloyd Wrights" who love tinkering in the game's Build mode; the Create-a-Sim artists who painstakingly remodel favorite characters or celebrities in digital form, or the narrative writers who play out classic storylines (think: mysterious new kid, star-crossed lovers, etc). in Live mode. .
