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The Lin− αGC/CD1d dimer− DN fraction was further analyzed by the CD25, CD44 bivariate staining pattern, which defines the well-characterized thymocyte differentiation pathway.

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Because of the focal nature of BPH a closer examination of normal morphogenesis patterns, which defines the gland's architecture, may facilitate a detailed understanding of the atypical growth patterns.

Decision-relevant replenishment cost Retailers make use of delivery patterns, which define specific days for store deliveries from the warehouse for each store and each product group (Hübner et al. 2013).

But it will be a successfully restored Everglades, because it will have recovered those hydrological and biological patterns which defined the original Everglades, and which made it unique among the world's wetland systems.

This heritable landscape is indispensable for establishing different degrees of chromatin compaction and conveying specialized gene expression patterns, which define the molecular basis of pluripotency, reprogramming and early human development.

By applying functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), RS FC shows several patterns which define RS brain networks (RSNs) involved in specific functions, because brain function is known to depend not only on the activity within individual regions, but also on the functional interaction of different areas across the whole brain.

Pattern number 52, which defines the default behavior for moving forward, was added subsequently at the end of the training set.

As the graphics were then available online I could take advantage of the mathematical capabilities of Javascript to generate the circular pattern of footprints which defines the look of the sleeve.

Yearly insolation weighted efficiency is selected as the objective function while two parameters of the prophylaxis pattern [2], which define the shape of the field layout, are the design variables.

Except for pod corn, these divisions are based on the quality, quantity, and pattern of endosperm composition, which defines the size of the kernel, and are not indicative of natural relationships.

For example, in Drosophila, the embryonic neuroectoderm becomes spatially regionalized due to the action of embryonic patterning genes, which define the anterior-posterior and dorsal-ventral body axes.

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