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Occasionally within the diffusion flame-street regime, the residual mixture would reignite but would fail to evolve into stationary auxiliary flames.

We also noted FGF-2-IR material in the nuclei of reactive astrocytes adjacent to the implants, and OX-42-immunoreactive (OX-42-IR) cells adjacent and occasionally within the implants.

It careers from skewed psychedelic blues to weird, slightly disturbing nursery rhymes, bubblegum pop buried beneath layers of noise and mock folk, occasionally within the space of one song.

In situ hybridization for SIV gag RNA also revealed positive cells in the stroma and, occasionally, within the epithelium of the seminal vesicles (Figure 4C), epididymides (Figure 4E, E') and prostate (Figure 4F) of primary-infected animals.

Mammary whole-mounts (Fig. 7A) and sections (Fig. 7B C) from pigmented MMTV-Wnt1 mice revealed melanin deposition within the basal layer, stromal cells and occasionally within the secretions of the primary lactiferous ducts.

Infiltration along nerve sheaths (or occasionally within the endoneurium) may be associated with an increased local recurrence rate (local persistence).

IEM with the polyclonal anti-MSP119 antibody in early ring stages showed labeling present over the whole surface of the parasite's plasma membrane (Figure 5A, B) and occasionally within clear vacuoles within the parasite (Figure 5B).

Repetitive structures were occasionally noticed within the AJ cleft reflecting a local improved structural organization of VE-cadherin molecules.

"There is no predictability". But there were patterns occasionally embedded within the complex noise: sequences of a single clip of white noise, 200 milliseconds long, repeated five times.

Xanthomas (Fig. 7) are described in many hyperlipidaemia states; they typically involve tendons and are occasionally located within the PF.

Intense swarm activity has occasionally occurred within the caldera of Hakone volcano, sometimes accompanied by a strong ground motion and the emergence of new fumarolic fields (Hiraga 1987; Mannen 2003).