Saint Martin is home to a national dance form called the ponum, which dates to the 19th century and was only displaced by string bands in the mid-20th century.
The second test also assumed a random distribution of palms, but the palms were only displaced within a given neighborhood of 30 m.
The second test also assumed a random distribution of palms, but the palms were only displaced within a given neighborhood of 30 m to remove in the null model potential interactions with saplings and to guarantee that the displaced palms will be as well located in areas with low sapling density.
A related injury called a shoulder subluxation occurs when the top of the humerus is only partially displaced and not totally out of its socket.
Third, expression of the HAE::GUS abscission zone marker is not only displaced but shows a late onset in as1 medial sepals (Additional file 5: Figure S3), which is mirrored by a significant delay in abscission.
The extrinsic fluorescence of TNP-ATP was enhanced upon binding to H6-NBD1, wasch was only partially displaced by the natural substrate ATP.
Hastily repaired, the sheds stayed on, and were only partially displaced at the very end of the year, after Detroit's mayor, Mike Duggan, went on a spontaneous televised rant declaring himself "tired of the lying" from Grosse Pointe Park's administration, which had repeatedly promised – and failed – to remove the sheds.
Born out of the corrupt politics of the early 20th century and the "yellow" journalism of Hearst and Pulitzer, it was only gradually displaced by the values of a new generation of publishers that adhered to higher standards of journalistic integrity.
This would be consistent with GARP being only partially displaced from the Golgi in the absence of Arl5, suggesting that there is some remaining GARP function mediated by other factors that recruit the complex to the Golgi.
We show that the cation exchange at the CdSe/Cu2Se interface is only possible if the displaced Cd2+ ions can radially out-diffuse to the solution phase.
