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But they are ingratiating and become intimate with the viewer because of their obviousness: the viewer can mentally recapitulate how they were made.
Let us recapitulate how this formulation is obtained.
Let us recapitulate how this construction ensures p-α-decoherence.
In this review, we recapitulate how the microtubule network is actively regulated during the successive phases of neuronal morphogenesis, and what are the specific roles of the various microtubule-regulating proteins in that process.
What you see is the gallery with the glue on the walls and the film projected from a revolving turntable, like a lighthouse beam, recapitulating how the camera turned.
This piece vividly recapitulates how the eye scans the kind of scene it depicts: the darkness eats into the plant leaves, so that their basic shapes persist but their subtleties have eroded.
Methods: By recapitulating algorithmically how a pathologist reviews prostate tissue sections, we created an algorithmic cascade of PPMM and SIVQ algorithms as previously described by Doyle el al. [1] where PPMM identifies the glands with abnormal lumenal architecture, and this area is then screened by SIVQ to identify the epithelium.
Finally, we will discuss recent studies on stem cell-derived human neurons and how they recapitulate physiopathological features of brain neurons.
For example, it is possible to utilize the high-level GO 'slim' functional terms, and then clusters can be evaluated in how well they recapitulate these terms, using sensitivity and positive predictive value measures, as introduced in an influential quantitative assessment of how well clustering approaches can uncover known protein complexes (Brohée and van Helden, 2006).
This would help to make clearer how individual isoforms recapitulate the observations made in neurons expressing the native receptors.
An understanding of how glioma models recapitulate the disease will enable scientists to choose the best model for preclinical studies, hopefully translating to more successful clinical trials in the future.
