Depolarized foci (Fig. 4B left; 4C) were present in 19.4% of Xrel3-injected embryos (56% of which formed ITLSs (Fig. 4B right; 4C); in 29.5% of Gli1-injected embryos (52.4% of which formed ITLSs); and in 25.3% of Kras G12D-injected embryos (51.2% of which formed ITLSs) (Table 1).
He published over two dozen novels, eight of which, formed The Lyon and Bea Wentworth Mystery Series.
There are a lot of barracks, both active and decommissioned, one of which formed the site of the museum.
The former contained 134 mighty papyrus columns, 12 of which formed the higher central aisle (76 feet [23 metres] high).
Nailed into its wooden lid were iron tacks, 51 of which formed an enigmatic, heart-shaped design.
The 2008 Mw 7.9 Wenchuan earthquake triggered at least 257 landslide dams, most of which formed in series along rivers.
In comparison with other supporting cells, Lgr5 cells were enriched precursors to myo7a cells, most of which formed without mitotic division.
Materials include transcripts, outlines, research notes, and audio recordings of his lectures, many of which formed the basis for his written corpus.
Close under Birbal's house is the main road leading down to the great lake--now drained, the embankment of which formed the north-west boundary of the city.
Noteworthy too was Tammann's analysis of tarnish on metallic surfaces, the results of which formed the basis of the theory of oxidation.
Over the past 2m years, Yellowstone in Wyoming has hosted three gigantic eruptions, each of which formed a giant crater, or caldera.
