Nevertheless, the animal model employed in the present study does not completely mirror the conditions in critically ill newborn humans.
Although many selective pressures in the admixed populations studied here might mirror the conditions in LA, some might mirror those in PRC, particularly if selection is highly multifarious.
To mirror the conditions in the animal model and to achieve a purely murine setting, we first used the mouse breast cancer cell line 4T1.
This repertoire possibly mirrors the condition of a hypothetical cnidarian-bilaterian ancestor.
Direct evidence for this in Q. northropi is suggested by its allegedly short wings and, apparently mirroring the condition in modern flightless birds, by being considerably larger than its volant counterparts [25].
Two other colonial ports mirrored the conditions in Boston.
After a sloppy game that mirrored the conditions they slogged through just to get to it, the Giants were finally on their way home Monday night, maybe tired of looking at one another, but still looking toward the playoffs.
Think back to what was said above: having a certain conception of what women are like that mirrors the conditions of socially powerful (white, middle-class, heterosexual, Western) women functions to marginalize and police those who do not fit this conception.
This lack of knowledge is largely due to the scarcity of animal models that closely mirror the human condition which would allow the development of a mechanistic understanding and novel therapies to treat this pain.
In our treatment of the NS boundary as a mirror, the boundary condition equalizes absolute values of the particle's Ψ function in an arbitrary point inside the NS and the corresponding image point with respect to a mirror-reflective wall.
Where the qualities in drama allow for ebb and flow and changing moods that mirror the human condition, comedy cruelly comes down to data and percentages, whether slapstick farce or a gentle romance: Laugh more often than not, and the movie is good.
