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Timing was defined as follows: Meiosis I: time from entry into the spermatheca until chromatin masses were separated (anaphase I).

Meiosis II: time from entry into the spermatheca until chromatin masses were separated a second time (anaphase II).

Therefore, we separated lagging univalents into two categories, early-resolving univalents that moved to one pole while the main chromosome masses were separated by less than 4.0 µm and late-resolving univalents that moved to one pole only after the main chromosome masses were separated by greater than 4.0 µm.

Because isotopes differ in mass, their relative abundance can be determined if the masses are separated in a mass spectrometer (see below Use of mass spectrometers).

It is shown that the latter compare well with experimental data when the masses are separated by more than the mean wavelength of the frequency band.

Large conglomerations of lymph nodes may surround the superior mesenteric artery and vein on CT and demonstrate the so-called 'sandwich sign' (Fig. 7) where lymphomatous mesenteric masses are separated from retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy by an intact anterior pararenal fat plane[ 35, 41].

This gaunt mountain mass is separated from the Gulf of Suez to the west by a narrow coastal plain, but on its eastern side it rises precipitately from the Gulf of Aqaba.

With this method the PMMA, irrespective of its low-molecular-mass, is separated according to endgroups (functionality) due to interactions of the polar endgroups with the non-modified silica based stationary phase.

The yeast cell mass was separated from the liquid growth medium by centrifugation at 580g for 5 min.

The cell mass was separated by centrifugation (Beckman Coulter Avanti J26 XPI at 10,000 rpm for 15 min using a JLA 16.250 rotor) and the supernatant preserved for further purification by storing at 0 4°C.

On a few occasions, a portion of the cold air mass was separated from the main body and either became trapped in Turkey (outbreaks II-c (Fig. S3), IV-c and IV-e (Fig. S4)) or moved south to Egypt (outbreaks VI-a and VI-b (Fig. S7)), with much warmer temperatures than those reported in the northern areas from where the mass originated.