The addition of the SOLID dataset (derived from mouse ES cells) indicates that approximately 58% of all UCEs are transcribed in mouse, in line with the lower boundary indicated by the microarray of 40% and the higher boundary indicated by the PCR validations of 70%.
In line with the objectives mentioned above, the boundaries of the process were quite narrow.
While the process for governments, corporations and civil society organizations to set absolute targets in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and planetary boundaries is accelerating, doing so effectively may take years if not decades.
On the contrary, MD simulations is in line with the expectation of a bounded thermal boundary conductance.
Importantly, the finding that neglect patients were particularly impaired for triplets crossing a decade boundary is in line with the notion of symptoms of object-based neglect mentioned above (e.g., [ 29, 32]) in number processing.
Following the 2000 census, all states were obligated to redraw the boundaries of their congressional districts in line with the new population figures.
As pointed out by Mesulam et al. [ 69], the basal forebrain cholinergic groups do not have strict anatomical boundaries and overlap considerably, in line with the concept that the nbM is an 'open' structure rather than a discrete nucleus.
The historically older field of cognitive psychology tended to stay more in line with its theoretical boundaries, while the historically recent fields tended to reach beyond psychology.
We fell in love with the Boundary Waters".
To be certain, we counted anteriorly from segment 25, where septum 24/25 is in line with its external segment boundary.
