These points are presumably the dense plaques on the cell membrane to which the actin filaments attach.
"The Smiths, of Mousehold Avenue, were all in bed asleep when a loud bang awoke the family at around 1 10 AM," writes The Norwich Evening News' David Freezer, helpfully recreating the sound of a firework in the minds of readers presumably too dense to imagine it themselves.
However, our results suggest that as cities protect land and tighten zoning restrictions, there is proportionally less development in more suburban areas, presumably because more dense residential development is comparatively favored by these actions.
The presence of seeding activity in the upper fractions suggests that less dense (presumably smaller) forms of protease sensitive PrPSc, possibly including oligomers, can provoke PrPC to PrPSc conversion and possibly contribute to the pathogenesis in human prion diseases.
Although the same amount of GM-CSF-PLG microspheres was used in fabrication of all PLG scaffolds, scaffolds with higher PLG/NaCl ratio released higher total amounts of GM-CSF, presumably because the dense PLG walls in the scaffold decreased the loss of GM-CSF from PLG matrices during the salt leaching step.
Most landscapes in the late Miocene of Nebraska were open, such as woodland-savanna or C3 grassland, although low carbon values from the Pratt Slide local fauna suggest a denser, presumably forested area.
The other three whose masses are known are less dense, so presumably have more hydrogen.
Mammography failed to identify an abnormality in four patients (24%%), presumably due to overlapping dense breast parenchyma obscuring potential findings.
Extracellular spaces in the embryonic, fetal and juvenile regions of the cataractous lenses often contained dense deposits, presumably cytoplasmic material lost from adjacent fibers.
Many people will be familiar now with the dominant theory in cosmology - that our observable Universe emerged from an incredibly small, incredibly dense space, presumably in some quantum process, and then expanded outwards.
