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The nonlinear static analysis normally called pushover analysis is a procedure in which a structural model is subjected to a predetermined lateral load pattern and demonstrates the relative inertia forces generated at locations of substantial mass.

Distribution maps of Ks produced by kriging indicated a pronounced spatial pattern and demonstrated an obvious spatial depth gradient.

"The incredibly inappropriate comments from Senator McConnell's team mark a developing pattern and demonstrate just how out of touch McConnell is with the women of Kentucky.

Most tumors (n = 200) were non-invasive or had a nodular invasion pattern and demonstrated low mitotic activity (<10 per 10 high-power field, n = 173), while 58 and 82 cases respectively displayed a trabecular or infiltrative pattern of invasion.

Our results support this general pattern and demonstrate that the increase of activity of those genes is not specific to early adulthood but occurs also at later stages of ageing.

We found that WEE-1.3 is expressed throughout the germline and in developing embryos in a perinuclear pattern, and demonstrated that oocytes in WEE-1.3 depleted WEE-1.3 depletedegermlinesanscribe embryonic genes and exhavet inappropriate expression of proteins normally restricted to fertilized eggs.

This richness is used extensively in developmental patterning, and demonstrates continued evolvability.

Figure 10 displays the observed growth patterns and demonstrates that E. coli cells transfected with the pET46-FL- HvGR-RBP1 vector grow more rapidly than cells harboring a control pET46-IsdBN1 vector, following return to normal growth at 37 °C.

This study is the first to infer crocodilian RE presence/absence patterns and demonstrates that these cladistic markers provide a conflict-free resolution of deep crocodilian phylogeny, including the unambiguous grouping of gharial and false gharial and the placement of that clade sister to the crocodiles.

Our molecular data on P. caudatus reveal a conserved ecdysozoan gut-patterning program and demonstrates that extreme morphological divergence has not been accompanied by major molecular innovations in transcriptional regulators during digestive system evolution in the Ecdysozoa.

The researchers systematically tested various pore patterns and demonstrated ones that could produce "interwoven muscle-like bundles" out of mouse muscle cells and rat neonatal heart cells.