The misorientation axes associated with each >1° boundary cluster in consistent orientations and lie at a low angle to the trace of the boundary, but do not necessarily coincide with low index directions for zircon (Fig. 4). Figure 4 Lower hemisphere equal area stereographic projections of disorientation axes along low-angle boundaries (i) to (iv) indicated on Fig. 3a.
The genomic region coding for the D7 proteins in supercontig1.204 shows three short D7 genes followed by two genes coding for long forms; however, while in Anopheles the frame orientation of the short and long forms is the same (but the short and long forms are in reverse orientation to each other), in Ædes there is no consistent orientation.
In fact, it was this consistent orientation and commitment to sustainability that led to the creation of the summit.
Planar cell polarity (PCP), the coordinated and consistent orientation of cells in the plane of epithelial sheets, is a fundamental and conserved property of animals and plants.
These BACs were further screened for matches to the same chromosome in G. aculeatus and then checked for consistent orientation and distance.
The difficulty in consistent AI measurement is precise orientation of the pelvis during radiographic imaging because different orientations of the pelvis will lead to different AI measurements [ 12].
As described above, national ministries should develop curricula, tools, and systems to better support district and local bodies in carrying out consistent training, orientation, monitoring, data collection, and reporting.
In particular, the docking model chosen is consistent with "orientation 3" in Harrison and Lummis (5), where GABA has its amine close to Tyr, its carboxylate close to Arg, and is within 5 Å from Arg; this was subtly different to the orientation of GABA obtained using a different docking program, where the carboxylate group was within 3 Å of Arg (6).
Humans are quicker to identify whether a common household tool (e.g., frying pan, hammer) is in the correct or inverted orientation when the stimulus is presented in an orientation consistent with how a human would grasp that object for action (Tucker & Ellis, 1998).
