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In Figure  1A, the PP TC labelled with a double asterisk shows localized ingrowth deposition on the two faces of the cell neighboring different CCs, indicating that the localizing signal most likely emanates from cells of the SE/CC complex.

Among these, expression of five genes, TWIST1, PITX2, S100A3, PDGFRL, and DUSP9, was not detected in BM from healthy volunteers suggesting that expression most likely emanates from DTCs residing in the BM of the breast cancer patients.

If you hear any low whistles or sharp intakes of breath as you sit watching "Spider-Man: Homecoming" this weekend, they will most likely emanate from the lips of patent attorneys.

Full field digital image correlation was employed to investigate failure of the specimens, most likely emanating from the notch.

Remnick's query centered around accusations -- most likely emanating from somewhere within Koch World and handed to the New York Post and other outlets -- that Mayer's journalistic track record, according to their research, was rife with plagiarism.

One rat in each group showed localized inflammation and marrow fibrosis related to small dead bone fragments, most likely emanating from the grafts.

For compressive edge loading, experimental results indicate that local edge fractures (spalls) are most likely to emanate from regions of the ice where cracks would be subjected to axial compression and lateral tension.

The development of these gradients appears to require mixing with blood of lower SO2 and [Lac], most likely blood emanating from the coronary sinus and Thebesian veins.

Sources of such advancements are most likely to derive from findings emanating from the study of schizophrenia patients themselves, which will lead to advances in developing animal models through the process of back translation.

In this new location, tumor cells undergo extravasation where they come out of the capillaries or lymphatic vessels, most likely again following the cues emanating from the chemokines in their new microenvironments.

This stabilization event most likely occurs by integration of signals emanating from non-aligned and aligned filopodia which sense different extent of adhesion surface on the line pattern.