Also conceivable is the possibility that the Serengeti-transformed stock was a mixed stock containing both more "typical" buffalo-derived strains as well as a strain similar to cattle-derived isolates and very similar to Muguga, with the latter being preferentially selected during recurrent passage.
Yet Mr. Masur also captured the hymnal beauty of the recurrent chord passage, which sounded like a sturdy Bach chorale.
Moreover, aCGH data collected at later passages indicated no recurrent aneuploidy, although at that point the trisomic cell population had already diminished, as expected also based on our chromosome count data.
The granulosa-cell line KGN, which was derived through long-term passage of a recurrent A-GCT [5], was the only cell line found to harbor the mutation.
Alternatively, the two linear-nonlinear stages may represent two loops of signal passage through a recurrent network within a single cortical area (Joukes et al., 2014).
The authors should at least provide percentage of trisomic cells within the population and show for example by multicolor FISH or by SNP arrays that no other recurrent aneuploidy occurred during the passaging.
Perhaps more importantly, Vivaldi was the first to employ regularly in his concerti the ritornello form, in which recurrent restatements of a refrain alternate with more episodic passages featuring a solo instrument.
Julie Barak, of Mesa State College, has described this passage as a poignant and elegant reprisal of the recurrent sense of being divided selves and speaking divided languages found throughout the majority of the text.
Instead of merely hastening the passage of appropriations for matériel, the stovepipe cannon furnished a recurrent argument to anti-draft congressmen, who kept insisting that the Army did not have modern equipment with which to train more than the Regulars.
