This weak signal, which would have remained isolated at the periphery in many organizations, was brought to the attention of managers involved in the trial by the secretary who recognized its potential significance.
Here, the majority of individuals collaborate in small groups, many of them completely isolated (at the periphery).
This differential increase of miR-19 and miR-92 was also observed in human Burkitt's lymphoma cell lines when compared to normal B-cells isolated from the periphery blood.
The model isolates glucose uptake in the periphery, liver, brain, and gut and allows a direct comparison of glucose disposal along various routes.
The late Ernst Mayr, a noted evolutionary biologist, provided examples of small, isolated colonies at the periphery of a species' distribution that evolved rapidly.
However, some isolated branches of the periphery of the main axonal arbor were excluded from the analysis (see panels f in Figs. 5, 6).
The Real Madrid forward scored a superb free-kick to put Wales ahead and had a powerful header saved in the second half, but for long periods of the game Bale was on the periphery, bereft of service and isolated in attack, no more so than in the 20-minute spell at the start of the second half when Slovakia took control of the game.
In other words, the extracellular concentration of neurotransmitters can only reliably reflect the metabolism of neurons if it is isolated from neurotransmitters produced in the periphery.
The observer identified an isolated (unflanked) letter in the periphery.
In some instances this led to isolated, non-perfused patches of capillaries in the periphery (arrowhead Fig. 3B).
