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Since, the MVD scores suggest similar amounts of vasculature across the subtypes as assessed histologically (Fig.  3A), we hypothesized that claudin-low tumor cells themselves may express these vascular cell associated genes.

These may express the feeling that your song inspires.

"These images may express the concept of royal authority over the ordered cosmos," says Darnell.Darnell says that the team was "absolutely flabbergasted" by the find because of the immense size of not just the individual tableaus, but the individual elements as well.

Accordantly, we found that those subsets with memory, memory/effector and TEM phenotype had higher affinity for recombinant CD62P-Fc than naive T cells, suggesting that these subsets may express the enzymes involved in the glycosylation of PSGL1.

For example, constraints may express the above IP network configuration prerequisite.

In this paper we present a formal basis for examining extension-based semantics in terms of the sets of extensions that these may express within a single af.

Recently it has become increasingly apparent that, as well as responding to transmitters released by autonomic nerves, cells of the immune system may express and intercommunicate by these same transmitters [ 2, 3].

These structures may express Lewis a/x epitopes, both of which have been found in colon cancer37.

It may be much harder to 'see' what (if anything) a spider or a squid is thinking and feeling as she goes about her business — both because these animals may express their mental states differently, and more radically because they may have a very different repertoire of mental states.

These kids may express themselves differently but do not have a cross-gender identification (e.g., they are a boy who identifies as a boy but likes things that are gender-stereotyped as more feminine).

These cells may express CD8α independently of cognate TCR ligands, perhaps facilitated by the gut microenvironment.