We isolated single neurons from the ARC of rats aged 6 weeks when the feeding function largely matures, measured [Ca2+]i to monitor the neuronal activity, and observed direct effects of ghrelin and insulin on [Ca2+]i.
But the threat may not be completely over for a citrus crop that is largely mature and still on the trees.
In western, central, and eastern Europe, rivers are largely "mature"; i.e., their valleys are graded, and their streams are navigable.
Now that the corporate market is largely mature, Cisco is furiously trying to reinvent itself as a vendor to big international communications carriers, whose technical requirements are far more complex and stringent than those of everyday corporations.
The reason is that the U.S. and the rest of North America are largely mature basins.
As such, 5/7 RAR conducted a de-linking parade on 3 December 2006, reforming as 5 RAR and 7 RAR. 5 RAR reformed in a largely mature state and included a company serving on operations in Iraq, while 7 RAR reformed with a company on operations in Afghanistan.
Dates from the first sample collection contained largely mature dates.
Certain regions are expected to be largely mature by adolescence such as the lateral temporal lobes, which are involved in auditory and speech processing, and the parietal association cortices involved in spatial orientation processing and sensory functions [ 10].
The theory has matured largely unscathed; the novelty has long worn off and yet evolution still faces staunch opposition despite a mountain of solid empirical support.
Details here The shoulder pads, white suits and supermodels have (largely) disappeared as Duran Duran have matured from New Romantic playboys into elder statesmen of English pop.
The council, created in 1996, has matured from a largely symbolic organization to one addressing the quickening pace and consequences of climate change in the Arctic, prompting what has already been called a new "Great Game".
