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In β3-WT ECs, NRP1 localised to mature FAs, which were found at the ends of filamentous actin (F-actin) fibres (Fig. 4B, left); as expected from previous studies (Robinson et al., 2009), NRP1 also colocalised with GFP-tagged β3-integrin in cDNA-expression-construct-transfected β3-WT ECs (Fig. 4B, middle).

This bimodality is expected, rather than a single mode with a long tail towards the left (as expected by one referee).

Across all participants in both tDCS conditions and the SHAM condition the baseline peak VOR response for the caloric was symmetrical (i.e. right versus left) as expected (P > 0.05; paired t-test).

The distribution for 12-pNCA appears to be truncated on the left, as expected since the P450s neutrally evolved under a requirement to maintain the ability to hydroxylate 12-pNCA.

By doing so, he established himself as college basketball's best player and the probable first pick this June if he leaves, as expected.

Julian Kelly, Hamza Bencherif, Liam Mitchell and Jake Wholey have been told they will need to find new clubs, while Alan Judge is leaving as expected.

We produced N-terminal YFP or DsRed2 fusion genes with At catalase 2. After transient expression, both YFP catalase2 and DsRed2::constructsconstructs did label peroxisomes in onion cells as well as in tobacco leaves, as expected.

The departure of each of the past three C.E.O.s (if Apotheker leaves as expected) have been marked by significant embarrassment — and big severance packages.

Mr. Thompson, 57, assumes those duties from Simon Bolton, who had been chief executive at FCB San Francisco, as Mr. Bolton, 42, leaves as expected for his native Britain, filling the vacant post of chief executive for J. Walter Thompson United Kingdom in London, part of the WPP Group.

When interim analyses are based on percentage of events, the number of months left is, as expected, lower than when based on percentages of patients recruited, but there could still be cost savings (Table 5).

In both cases, reads from the rarest transcripts were more likely to be left as singletons (as expected given our non-uniform sampling; see Methods).