Moving singly and in combinations of two, three and four, their patterns echoed the choral iterations of Einstein's numbered universe.
To study the muscle activity during the hind-limb immobility attacks, we performed chronic, wireless EMG on freely moving singly housed draggen males.
Inhibition of TGF-β signaling in vivo prevented cells from moving singly but did not inhibit cells from moving collectively, and cells restricted to collective invasion were capable of lymphatic invasion but not blood-borne metastasis [ 87].
For large substrates, both kcat and Km are affected, with the result that the efficiency for such substrates increases 130-fold as the system moves from the singly to doubly occupied state.
While some cells migrate singly, others move as small or large groups in a type of migration called collective migration (Friedl and Gilmour 2009).
Throughout the war, Grant also seems to have grasped another basic truth — that while Civil War weaponry, large and small alike, was utterly lethal when massed together, it was, when fired singly at specific moving targets, as likely to miss as to hit.
You can move, scale, skew and rotate objects singly or at various levels of nesting, in 2D or 3D space.
The mice were singly housed and free to move in the cage.
The noisy miner is a gregarious species, and the birds are rarely seen singly or in twos; they forage, move and roost in colonies that can consist of several hundred birds Within a colony, a male bird will occupy an 'activity space', which will overlap with the activity spaces of other males.
Adapting the McGhee and von Hippel model for ligand binding to a linear lattice [33], we analyzed the effect of actin truncation on TM affinity to an isolated binding site and an equilibrium constant for moving TM from an isolated binding site to a singly contiguous binding site, which is a measure of binding cooperativity [11,31,34].
