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It has been dissected into rolling hills by streams, but its margins are marked by steep cliffs.
Plasticity produced by monocular visual deprivation (MD) has been dissected into stages governed by distinct signaling mechanisms, some of whose molecular players are known.
In this case study, exploration has been dissected into three interconnected relationships to provide a framework to guide research and analysis: (1) evidence to policy theories, (2) actors and policy networks, and (3) international to national policy transfer theories.
It has been dissected into a gene which encodes a putative PEPB (Phosphatidyl ethanolamine-binding protein -like domain, a transmembrane region, a protein -like (tumor necrosis factor receptor) /NGFR (nerve growth factor receptor) family cysteine rich domain, and a VWFC (von willebrand factransmembraneodule.
Terraces that have been dissected into segments often have only isolated remnants of the original surface.
Its margins have been dissected into the deeply gouged angular landscape of the Sierra Madre Occidental and the more rounded but rugged terrain of the Sierra Madre Oriental.
In an attempt to fit this assessment strategy, complex CAM treatment approaches have been dissected into standardized and often simplified treatment methods, and outcomes have been limited.
The set contained whole-plant samples from eight field-grown wheat lines (one plant each of cv Consort, Deben, Etoile-de-Choisy, Extrem, Hustler, Orlando, Sperber and Steadfast) as well as samples from six greenhouse-grown wheat lines (four plants each of cvs Avalon, Cadenza, Charger, Paragon, Robigus and Savannah) which had been dissected into internode, node, leaf and ear.
Almost everywhere the plateau surface has been dissected by rivers into a chaos of valleys and hills.
Along its eastern margin the plateau has been dissected by streams into deep, narrow river valleys, as well as broader valleys known as quebradas, the latter historically important as colonial routes of penetration into the Argentine Andes.
