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The aim of this study is to analyze growth rate patterns of type B dissections based on computed tomography (CT) measurements over time.

© 2017 We examined variation in growth rate, patterns of nitrogen utilization, and competitive interactions of Atractiella rhizophila isolates from the roots of Populus hosts.

The degradation rate patterns of chlorpyrifos in MSM supplemented with 20 and 50 mg/l chlorpyrifos are presented in Fig. 4.

Fig. 6 shows the decreasing and increasing firing rate patterns of the integrate-and-fire model network with random connection weights of various sizes (N = 1, 25, and 40 for decreasing responses; N = 1 and 10 for increasing responses).

As was the case for the excitatory memory cells, the decay back to the baseline state of the inhibitory pattern can be slowed to the point where the population exhibits an apparent fixed rate inhibition pattern (Figure 3F). Figure 4 shows the phase diagram of the firing rate patterns of this model as a function of facilitation strength and self connectivity strength.

The sex-averaged recombination rate patterns of chromosome 8p were quite different.

We evaluated intrapartum fetal heart rate pattern of cytomegalovirus-infected fetuses and correlated the patterns with neurologic outcomes.

Overall, the growth rate pattern of the aged groups indicated a delayed regenerative process.

The diel whistle and click rate pattern of melon-headed whales at Palmyra Atoll supports the hypothesis of nighttime foraging and daytime resting and socializing for this species.

If CA Heroines underwent an explosive bout of diversification following their colonization of mainland Central America, this pattern should be evidenced by deviations from a constant rate pattern of cladogenesis.

Therefore, the observed rate pattern of cis-regulatory evolution can be best explained by the "time scaling" phenomenon (Gingerich 2001; Rabosky and Adams 2012), which suggests slower morphological change in older lineages in relation to younger ones.