Head partially preserved, structures ambiguous; mouthparts not preserved.
Prima facie, the deficit in 5-HTTOE mice and DRN-lesioned rats is similar in that both respond appropriately to the CS+ and CS− cues but not to ambiguous, partially reinforced cues.
For example, an antiapoptotic effect and a growth-promoting activity of TIMP-1 on a variety of cell types has been described [ 2- 6] which may partially explain its ambiguous role in tumour progression.
Alexandre Pingré also mentioned green birds, perhaps with some red colours, but his account is partially unintelligible and therefore ambiguous.
"If a manual recount gives effect to partially punched ballots, or counts ambiguous ballots based on the canvassing boards' subjective interpretation of voters' intent, it arbitrarily subjects voters in other counties to unequal treatment," the suit maintains.
"If a manual recount gives effect to partially punched ballots, or counts ambiguous ballots based on the canvassing boards' subjective interpretation of voters' intent, it arbitrarily subjects voters in other counties to unequal treatment in violation of the 14th Amendment," reads the "complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief" that is the basis for Monday's scheduled hearing.
The implementation of sorting rules and the ability to encode ambiguous or only partially defined structures (e.g. uncertain terminal residue positions) as well as fully resolved structures assures the uniqueness of the GlycoCT signature for each given structure.
Some long for a past urban life that is ambiguous and only partially accessible through its remains, exemplified by respectable mid-twentieth-century urban housing; others dream of futures beyond their city, in the global world cities that are as speculative as the fictions of real estate developers.
Ambiguous reads that were partially aligned to more than five genes were also discarded.
