The same increase in neural response amplitude in relation to layering of experience was also observed in several brain regions outside the AON, including the anterior and posterior cingulate, as well as in the anterior fusiform gyrus (see cluster-corrected regions in Table 1, and full listing of results in Supplementary Table 1).
We describe them in relation to the layers of our previously described model (see Figure 1), starting from the purpose towards the outer layers.
The importance of defining the depth of experimentally produced defects in relation to the different layers of the joint organ and evaluation of the results in relation to that—has been emphasized by others (Brittberg et al. 1996, Breinan et al. 1997, Frisbie et al. 1999, 2003, Hunziker 1999, Burr 2004).
To test whether the site of the injection within the barrel influenced the measured asymmetry of the axonal projection, we first made a plot of the approximate position of the center of the injection site in layer 2/3 in relation to the layer 4 barrel pattern reconstructed from cytochrome oxidase stained layer 4 sections.
The distribution of haemorrhoidal arteries in relation to rectal layers and distance from the ARJ is shown in Table 1.
Open image in new window Fig. 14 Schematic of field case 2 wells completion in relation to sand layers.
In relation to absorption of the layers on ionograms, we know that the solar radiation X-ray with wavelengths between 2 and 8 Å is responsible for the ionization of all the atmospheric constituents, while the EUV with wavelengths ranging from 1027 to 1118 Å is responsible for the ionization of the minor constituents present at the D region heights.
This is achieved by tracking erosion and deposition at the bottom of the mobile sediment layer in relation to the amount of sediment present in the sheet-flow and suspension layers.
This is because the kind of conflict in relation to growth of the oxide layer and its dissolution and corrosion, simultaneously in millions of dots or holes, comes into existence, creating a kind of balance.
The severity of the burns ranges from a mild first-degree burn, affecting only the epidermal layer, to second degree burns affecting both epidermis and dermis, and full-thickness burns requiring skin grafting [ 3]. Figure 1 provides a schematic representation of the skin layers in relation to the depth of burn injury.
