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On the other hand, there exists a large amount of sound power radiation near the low frequency resonate mode (even, 1) when the line moment and the actuator are located off the midline of a plate and volume velocity cancellation is applied to control the radiated power from the plate.

A teacher who explains cell division through the action of enzymes that align chromosomes in the midline of a cell is not thereby proclaiming, "God had nothing to do with it," but is merely reflecting what scientists do, which is to explain natural phenomena through natural causes.

The infant sat on the experimenter's lap, facing the midline of a grey screen.

Manual tracing of each process along the stack was achieved by selecting points along the midline of a process while the software finds a path between them.

The tip of the extracellular suction electrode (∼15 μm tip diameter) was positioned at the dorsoventral midline of a myotomal cleft where the skin had been removed.

One still image and a ten-second video film are recorded at the midline of a nailfold after focusing the instrument.

In order to obtain acute disruption of uPA activity, we used a neutralizing monoclonal antibody directed against murine uPA, mU1, in a thoroughly characterized wound-healing model [19], [29], where a 20 mm full thickness incisional skin wound is inflicted along the back midline of an anaesthetized mouse.

In a thoroughly characterized wound healing model [16], [27], where a 20 mm full thickness incisional skin wound is inflicted along the back midline of an anaesthetized mouse, we demonstrated a phenotypic overlap between MMP-13 and uPA, defined as an additional delay in wound healing in the double-deficient mice compared to the single-deficient mice.

The most brain area of cmsEPI with R = 3 had a higher tSNR than that with R = 1 in in vivo experiment, although only the small portion of the image, especially at the midline of an image, had a decreased tSNR.

Although there has not been a systematic measurement of this variable in swimming lampreys, published midlines of a swimming lamprey (Fig. 3F; Bowtell and Williams, 1991) indicate that the tail beat amplitude is greater than that seen in either the eel or the fish in Bainbridge's study B58.

A ∼1 cm long incision of skin was made along the midline of the brain of an anesthetized nude mouse (BALB/c nu/nu; Harlan, Indianapolis, IN).