The most robust prominence-specific expression differences occur in the MdP and FNP, with a more limited number of expression profiles that are distinctive for the MxP (see Figure 22A, B).
A second explanation, at least for increased connectivity between the thalamus and sensorimotor cortex [7], depends on an uneven modulation of cortico-thalamic feedback by anesthetic agents [44], with resulting prominence of the most robust connections.
We cloned the avian ortholog of C2CD3 and found its expression was ubiquitous, but most robust in the developing limbs and facial prominences.
She appeared to have it all: tax cuts, a robust economy, few scandals, even a flirtation with national prominence.
This work offers the first comprehensive information on (1) the number of active zones made by each ORN within a glomerulus, (2) the stereotypy of synapse numbers between those individual ORNs, (3) the prominence of PN presynaptic inputs within a glomerulus, suggesting a robust feedback mechanism, and (4) the relatively small contribution of LN active zones to the antennal lobe circuit.
A film critic at the Village Voice, and then at the New York Observer, Sarris rose to prominence for a tone that mixed courtesy and causticism and a robust, high-minded engagement with the artform.
The award, first given in 2000, has taken on new prominence as young adult literature has become a richer and more robust category in children's books in recent years.
In summary, analysis of the robust Neo/Null orofacial clefting model provides the first direct evidence in mouse demonstrating that facial shape changes directly interfere with prominence fusion.
They long for prominence.
They equate prominence with frequency.
Fame brought him political prominence.
