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During clinical examination pain is reproduced upon finger pressure at the level of pathologic interspinous ligament.
The optimal composition and morphology of the prototype catalyst elucidated in the laboratory conditions were successfully reproduced upon large scale synthesis and shaping.
Figure10 also shows a clear hysteresis between cooling and heating in both vibration modes, which is reproduced upon subsequent cycling (results not shown) and could be possibly due to the absorption and desorption of gases on the porous structure.
This shift in SpeA and SpeB expression levels is a hallmark reflection of covS mutations characteristic of many invasive M1T1 isolates and is reproduced upon experimental animal passage of M1T1 isolates [36], [37].
Data of the study shall be published or reproduced upon Trial Steering Committee notice.
Only Smed-dvl-2 appears to be involved in β-catenin-dependent signaling: phenotypes described after silencing canonical Wnt ligands are reproduced upon the silencing of Smed-dvl-2 (Almuedo-Castillo et al. 2011).
It may also be possible that there is a priority effect such that the occasional migrant copepod rarely survives to reproduce upon reaching an inhabited outcrop but may survive and reproduce in uninhabited or sparsely inhabited pools.
This counterintuitive observation corresponds to previous studies showing that adult workers collected in the field have greater ovary development than better-nourished gynes [ 52] and substantial evidence that workers are in a physiological state ready to reproduce upon emergence [ 38], whereas gynes are in reproductive diapause until after the overwintering period [ 10].
While with this architecture the benefits of nanocomposite and ultrathin film membranes could be reproduced and improved upon, also the temporal stability could be enhanced substantially.
These in vivo models have also clarified the participation of myelin-specific T cells in the development of these lesions [ 19, 21], and have reproduced astrocytopathic lesions upon loss of AQP4, while relatively preserving myelin sheaths [ 19, 22– 25].
This is affirmed by Manley, McCormack & Wilson [ 2] who conceptualised scholarship as work that must be: made public, available for peer review and critique to accepted standards, and be able to be reproduced and built upon by other scholars.
