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The data show that in spite of the high correlation coefficients seen, according to which dental maturation has been proposed as a reliable indicator of skeletal maturity (Table 1), the diagnostic performance of these dental maturational stages is limited for each of the investigated teeth.

Interestingly, mature FN matrices are as highly dynamic as immature FN matrices, but ECM maturation has been reported to assemble less dynamic ECM networks over time, which loses this dynamic remodeling [ 85].

"His maturation has been tremendous," said Jim Hickey, the Rays' pitching coach.

Dental maturation has been shown to be mildly delayed in some short-statured children of specific causes [9, 16 20].

Although P22 maturation has been investigated for decades, a unified model that incorporates thermodynamic and biophysical analyses is not available.

Affinity maturation has been demonstrated so that binding in the low nanomolar to subnanomolar range by non-antibodies is now achievable.

Fruit development and maturation has been recognized as an oxidative phenomenon, which results in the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROSs).

151 (2000 1537]]), transgenic Val12-Ha-Ras expression is confined to the pyramidal cell population and starts postnatally at a time, when neurons are postmitotic and their developmental maturation has been basically completed.

After 30 40 days in culture, almost all TuJ1-positive cells were also positive for the mature neuronal marker MAP2, indicating that neuronal maturation had been properly achieved (Fig. 1C).

Since then, numerous mechanisms underlying the disruption of phagosome maturation have been identified in M.tb infection (Russell 2011; Russell et al. 2013).

Similar modes of virus maturation have been observed in dsDNA bacteriophages and the structurally related herpes viruses and some type of maturation occur in most animal viruses.