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Diurnal behaviour patterns for control (red), magnetically manipulated (green) and anosmic (black) birds.

Scale bar, 20 mV, 100 ms (b) Distribution of AP firing patterns for control (CTR; 4 subjects; n>250 at each time point), AS (3 subjects; n>250 at each time point) and UBE3A KO (1 line; n>40 at each time point) neurons at three developmental time bins.

We were able to compare expression patterns for control versus infected frogs early in infection by pooling spleens from frogs sampled at the early time-point.

Typical activated caspase 3/7 staining patterns for control cells and those treated with the apoptotic agent, staurosporine, are shown in Figure 7A.

Plantlet emergence, storage protein processing and height of growing plants showed similar time-course patterns for control and transgenic tubers, except for a systematic delay of 2 or 3 d in the latter group likely due to limited sprout size at sowing.

We confirmed that the observed anticorrelation between both measures is not a feature of the adenoma data, but holds true for other transcriptome data as well [ 16] (see Figure S1 and S2 in Supporting Information Additional file 1: Text S1). Figure 4 displays inconsistency contributions and flux patterns for control, HIG and LIG on the carbohydrate metabolism pathways of Homo sapiens.

Many central pattern generators (CPGs) are built on a basic circuit of reciprocally inhibitory neurons, the minimal configuration that can produce distinct rhythmic patterns for controlling antagonistic muscles.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Typical crack pattern for control, one-ply and four-ply FRCM beams.

In contrast, Bax staining showed the inverse sequence, that is, a diffuse pattern for control cells and a punctate pattern for apoptotic cells, consistent with the translocation of Bax from the cytosol to mitochondria during apoptosis, as demonstrated previously during apoptosis induced by a variety of stimuli (e.g., Wolter et al, 1997).

This pattern of atmospheric circulation, known as the Northern Annular Mode, is the most important wind pattern for controlling why one winter in the Northern Hemisphere is different from another.

The genetic algorithm (GA) was combined with the Conversion of Land Use and its Effect at Small regional extent (CLUE-S) model to obtain an optimized land use pattern for controlling non-point source (NPS) pollution.