Sentence examples for pattern of cuts from inspiring English sources

This is hardly a surprise given that exactly this same pattern of cuts leading to more debt as the underlying economy shrinks has been the story throughout the Eurozone too.

The distribution of cut and percussion marks, however, suggests that this meticulous shaping of the cranial vault was preceded by the processing of the cadavers for consumption of body tissues (including bone marrow from the mandible), with a pattern of cuts and impact damage that is identical to that found on other large mammals from the cave [26] [27].

From the pattern of cut marks, slice marks, and abrasions, Bello and her colleagues report online today in PLoS ONE that the skulls had been deliberately fashioned into cups or some other kinds of containers.

Because Yki is the important link between Wts and downstream transcriptional regulation of Hpo signaling [13], we examined the expression pattern of Cut and Hnt in yki overexpressing clones.

These enzymes were selected based in their pattern of cut detected in the 5S rRNA gene sequences.

There was a tendency for healthy women to show higher cut-off scores on the BSI and the MASQ-D30 relative to healthy men, while the two sexes showed a different pattern of cut-off scores on the DAPP-SF.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05996.015 Because the E spl) complex is an important Notch target, we asked whether the expression pattern of cut, another well-known Notch target, was affected by N/Src.

Next, we hypothesized that if the diffuse nuclear staining pattern of Cut-HA at 24 hr APF corresponded in part to Cp1-dependent production of a truncated Cut isoform, then this isoform should display similarly diffuse localization patterns independent of Cp1.

In addition, the expression pattern of Cut or Wg was not significantly affected in wing discs overexpressing RNAi specific for CG18174, another candidate DUB (Table S3), suggesting that the wing margin defects associated with reduced CG18174 expression may not be a direct consequence of defective Notch signaling.

This approach is very effective to produce 3D mesostructures for prescribed cutting patterns, however, the inverse problem, that is finding the geometries and patterns of cuts which can lead to predefined desirable 3D morphologies, has not been well addressed yet.

One of the notable approaches that can achieve mechanically driven assembly of 3D mesostructures is realized by applying compressive forces on two-dimensional (2D) micro/nanomembranes with strategically designed geometry and patterns of cuts.