Keith Oliver waited for his wife Rosemary to go out and then, with his nerves rising, he laid out chocolates and wine in the living room and waited.
Knightley arrives at her apartment building, glances at the menacing figure framed in a window above, then boards a glass elevator - her door keys jangling, the audience's nerves rising.
These are the cells that give rise to nerve cells and other proliferating brain cells that serve as the scaffolding of the developing embryonic brain, enabling the migration of nerve cells to other parts of the brain during embryonic development.
On 22 January 2015, after a disappointing loss to South Korea in the group stages of the Asian Cup, nerves are rising with the Socceroos locked in a sudden-death battle against a Chinese side both resolute in defence and dangerous in transition.
The tongue's nerves rise close to the surface, and the lesion, as small as it was, exposed these nerves, which soon came in contact with Achatz's teeth.
For ordinary citizens, meanwhile, the steep prices for high-speed train tickets have touched China's raw nerve of rising income inequality.
That strategy can produce strong returns when the market is rising but can be nerve-racking for investors nearing retirement.
Each nation offers its own folk remedies, herbs and medical concoctions -- rose water for nerves; shark oil for various flu symptoms; cordial de monell, a sedative mixed with oil, for teething; and anise for nausea, to name just a few.
Similar to in vivo, NMN rose in these nerves while both NMN and NAD were significantly depleted after treatment with 10 μM FK866).
Therefore, we strongly infer that Neurog1 is a neuronal determination gene for the cranial sensory neurons that give rise to cranial nerves V and VIII in numerous vertebrates including Xenopus, mouse and humans.
