Thus our data suggest that the culture may actually have aspects of a ductal/glandular phenotype, rather than simply representing the epithelial surface, where the normal goblet cell mucin is shown to be MUC5AC.
"They may have time aspects to them, they may have diagnostic aspects to them, they may have classification aspects to them, they may have judgement, decision making aspects to them.
Because other diplodocoids share with Nigersaurus many cranial and dental features including a squared end to the lower jaw and a labial abrasion facet, they may have shared aspects of their feeding strategies.
Other Lbx2 genes, however, may have retained aspects of ancestral Lbx expression and function, which seems to be tied to the formation of specific neural and muscle cell types.
Still, Madonna's flirtation with things Jewish may have positive aspects for Judaism.
That spontaneity shows; the producers may have changed aspects of the story and wrecked the movie's over-all rhythms, but Fuller's image-making has a passionate energy to match anything he had ever done in Hollywood.
Modern scholarship suggests that Mozart may have derived aspects of his famous gesture from none other than Antonio Salieri, that most unfairly abused of composers, whose opera "La Grotta di Trofonio," premièred two years before "Don Giovanni," contains some strikingly similar demonic noises.
"Changes to the environment will affect flora, fauna, microenvironments, and may have geologic aspects.
The role of miR-155 in the interaction between macrophages and mycobacteria may have different aspects: interference with mycobacterial dormancy and inflammatory mediators (i.e. IL-6 and cyclooxygenase-2) [10].
